Luca Chiodini

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Review status: 0 of 7 files reviewed at latest revision, 1 unresolved discussion. --- _[cmscommon/datetime.py, line 75 [r1]](https://reviewable.io:443/reviews/cms-dev/cms/514#-K7ggxvAoVW2Vbu_if8Z:-K7gweOSvmPqeh1bwq0V:122914859) ([raw file](https://github.com/cms-dev/cms/blob/f890384b9ecf337564dbdac112659efa34526f55/cmscommon/datetime.py#L75)):_ Done (I did this way at first to minimize the...

I agree with your comments. My first thought was that we shouldn't reinvent the wheel and we should use an existing JS library. However, after a quick look, I can...

I split the original commit into two separate commits (see lucach@40bb662 and lucach@36ad420). Timestamp requests are now independent from the rest of the code and point to a dedicated URL....

1.0.12 (from `pip install -r requirements.txt`)

> Do you have a stacktrace? Unfortunately not (oddly enough, LogService was not showing any related error, not even a single one! - that drove me crazy). I understood that...

Dependencies were installed globally with `pip3`. CMS was installed, `python3 setup.py install` was issued believing it was running with `python3.6` but, instead, got installed with `python3.5`. The problem got solved...

> You could also have solved the issue by just launching python3.6 setup.py install, without switching the Python default version from 3.5 to 3.6. Correct. I did that way just...

Sure, I was just pointing out that, for instance, the `MStep` in the current form does not directly allow to use multiple sequences. I've used your library in an academic...

Calling `$('.modal-backdrop').remove();` when `window.popstate` [1] is fired should suffice to solve this. [1] = https://developer.mozilla.org/it/docs/Web/Events/popstate

Also happens with MUI 7, and only with turbopack.