Martin Piffault

There's the method Raphael.transformPath(pathString, transformString) which can be used for this purpose : ``` let circle = paper.circle(100,56,50); circle.getPath().toString() ``` > "M,100,56,m,0,-50,a,50,50,0,1,1,0,100,a,50,50,0,1,1,0,-100,z" `Raphael.transformPath(circle.getPath(),circle.transform()).toString() ` > "M100,56M100,-194C100,-194,100,14.333333333333371,100,181C100,258.35026918962575,100,306,100,306C100,306,100,97.66666666666674,100,-68.99999999999994C100,-146.35026918962572,100,-193.99999999999997,100,-194C100,-194,100,-194,100,-194"

I could work on this if you think it's an acceptable feature.

Some feedback after trying `executeShortcut` on the beta channel. I understand it returns the result of the request if there was one made. Is there a way to pass some...

For the record, it's `#include ` (instead of Style)

~After getting a more attentive look at existing feature requests, I think what you do for https://github.com/Waboodoo/HTTP-Shortcuts/issues/253 will resolve this one too...~ this is not so sure after all 🤔

I took a look at the changelog and doc of executeShortcut and it will certainly be of good use to reuse some code :+1: I didn't notice any performance issues...

With the help of you're link, which works perfectly well for this case, I could reproduce the case quite reliably by double tapping on a shortcut which structure is as...

Same problem here : * No VPN on both phones * France (I don't think it can be blocked for the moment) * GSM for both phones * Moto G...