Leonardo Mendoza

I temporally fixed this deleting the node-modules/angular-library-seed/node-modules Of course, you need to do this every time you build your library. So if you are in your angular-cli generated project you...

@trekhleb I did and that allows me to compile, but as @unsafecode describes, I am now getting this error when I load the angular-cli app on the browser: `Unexpected value...

 [Return a 406 when calling unsupported media types](https://trello.com/c/MkuED0Wm/8188-return-a-406-when-calling-unsupported-media-types)

The problem is that if there is an `*ngIf` evaluated to false inside the `ng-content`, Angular is going to add a comment (at least on development mode) like ``` bindings={...

So if you are projecting any *ngIf inside a `ng-content` and you want to check if the projection is empty. You can do this ``` ` NO CONTENT PROJECTION ```...

this is still an issue on Angular 9 https://stackblitz.com/edit/angular-9-material-starter-cbywvk?file=package.json

I can confirm that I still see this issue. For instance, the following selector gets removed: ``` :where(.wp-block-columns.is-layout-flex) { gap: 2em; } ``` As a temporary fix, I am manually...

My temporal fix is to set the train option shuffle to false. ``` let trainResult = trainer.trainAsync( trainSet , { rate: .001, error: 0.01, iterations: 150000, shuffle: false, //