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I am trying to generate presigned URLs in the browser that have a start/signed time of tomorrow with a 1 hour expire. I was using aws4fetch, can this easily be...
have you managed to find a solution to this?
It was working until I updated version. Now the callback doesn't fire at all.
I agree
If i get the string after typing them in the code unit field has [65039, 65039, 65039, 65039, 65039, 65039] as a value. This seems to be this https://unicode-table.com/en/FE0F/
Could you try and use this regex it seems to fix the problem https://github.com/mathiasbynens/emoji-regex/blob/master/index.js
Hi @petehouston Sorry for not replying for a long time I only just got around to doing this. I have tested your regex which fixes a lot of my problems...
Thanks Pete I really appreciate your help 😊
Hi Pete did you manage to take a look at this?
I have the same issue... I have made a video player widget that takes a url or file as input and will detect changes if the input changes, doing so...