D. St-Jacques

Using `[value]` in `` or `[bindValue]` for a `[items]` list also works, for example: Monthly Quarterly Yearly or items = [ { id: 1, label: 'Monthty' } { id: 2,...

@Zero3 I always use [my fork](https://github.com/dstj/dotnetcore-buildpack), which I'm rebasing on master every time I need the new .NET Core version.

I just had the exact same problem, I'm trying to add the dispatched action payload **to the state** in the reducer, but I want the values sorted first to keep...

@jdforsythe Yes, that's exactly what I meant by: > 3. Clone the payload, sort it and add that in the state

I think it would also be important to support retrieving query string arguments for use in the response, similar to the [Route arguments](https://markvincze.github.io/Stubbery/documentation/preconditions.html#route-arguments).

Hi @markvincze, Does `IfQueryArg()` work? Because I've got the following and I see that using the querystring `company/id=123` also gets in this mock... ``` _stub.Get() .IfRoute("/some/route") .IfQueryArg("fields", "id,name") .IfQueryArg("conditions", "company/id=456...

Hi again @markvincze, here's more information. Two `IfQueryArg()` do not work. If one is met, then the others seems ignored (order of `IfQueryArg()` do not seems relevant). Here's a simple...

@markvincze, true, I guess the real problem with the `conditions=company/id=456 and active=true` is not Stuberry but the actual server API itself that uses complex querystring parsing rules. Let's drop this....

I'm glad I found this issue! It explains why my modal was not getting refreshed after an `@Input()` changes from a subscribed observer: ``` const modalRef = this.modalService.open(MyModalComponent); let opened...

@VoodbooV I think you should close this issue and add to/upvote #1551 and #1559 to give them more attention.