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                                            Emil Löfquist

[ember-data] references API is not compatible with [email protected] and higher

A workaround is to use `call` and pass the reference as an argument, like such ```js return this.belongsTo.call(this, 'friend').value().id // Or return this.belongsTo.call(this, 'friend').id() ```

Module `path` does not exist in the Haste module map

Any updates on this? I'm trying to upgrade to RN 0.56 but get the same error message when building. I've also added the module prefix in .babelrc but with no...

I am trying to add the package and run my react native app. But while running on ios it says "Invariant Violation: requireNativeComponent: BlurView was not found in the UIManager"

I had to link the library manually in Xcode and after that it worked. Using react-native 0.59.9.

Content "jumping" (and perhaps a solution)

Ps, low gif quality = borders missing etc.

Strange error when creating method on class

This problem appeared for me as well a couple of days ago after I updated my plugins, coc and plug. I've tried to disable all unnecessary vim plugins and replaced...

Strange error when creating method on class

Thank you for the reply. Worth noting is that error is only thrown on extended classes. Thinking it could be related to the imported package of course, but it is...

Strange error when creating method on class

Update: I uninstalled coc-tsserver and configured `typescript-language-server` manually and it works without problems 🤷

Strange error when creating method on class

Ok, I give up now since I got it working without the tsserver throwing errors. If anyone else is stuck in the same situation you can solve it by uninstalling...

Strange error when creating method on class

@chemzqm, was too stubborn to give up and found what's causing the error to be thrown. After digging through the source code of a library that I use I noticed...

Strange error when creating method on class

You are right, @chemzqm. The dependency library I use was built using TypeScript 4.6.3. I forked and bumped the version to 4.7.3 and the problem disappeared. Sorry @otavioschwanck for hijacking...