Cody Robbins

Yup, I’m in the same boat—this behavior makes no sense, breaks expectations, and makes you manually keep values in sync across multiple files for no discernible benefit or reason.

I’m also experiencing this—remapping keys works for a while, but eventually stops functioning. It’s not just the right option key as control.

I dropped DoubleCommand and switched to [KeyRemap4MacBook](https://pqrs.org/macosx/keyremap4macbook/). It’s been working solidly for six months and I haven’t had a problem with it; whereas, even before this particular Mavericks issue, DoubleCommand...

For anyone else stymied by this limitation, adding the following monkey patch in an initializer will at least enable recording of changes to the underlying Action Text records: ```ruby module...

If you’re using Ruby 2.7 or above, you can use `(...)`, the new [argument forwarding shorthand](https://bugs.ruby-lang.org/issues/16253), to avoid having to track the exact method signatures for `audited_attributes` and `audited_changes`. Here’s...

Wow, thanks so much for the detailed reply—you answered all my questions and then some! And thanks for updating the readme with a more explicit explanation of the dependencies.

Unfortunately the fix in adc78bb90d6fee55490bb712a0a373c056ce190b doesn’t appear to actually solve the problem here as far as I can tell. If you’re using the `magic_link_authenticatable` strategy in tandem with `database_authenticable` and...

For anyone else trying to figure out what you have to do here to strictly _add_ authentication via (and generation of) magic links, but keep everything else about your current...

I’m having the same issue because of `asset_hash`. Would a potential workaround be for `middleman-imageoptim` to maintain its own cache directory where it stores the manifest and keeps the results...

I have the same issue. But I’d love to be able to put the manifest somewhere else even if this wasn’t the case—the manifest is an intermediate build product and...