John R. Hilles
John R. Hilles
Oh it's very simple really: when the plugin is fed null json property, it cannot of course infer the data type from a null so the corresponding Kotlin property that...
That is true. I think 9/10 instances it's a string. But then again over a very large data model that 1/10 is bound to come along. Perhaps this setting wouldn't...
Same. Json export doesn't work either, says it creates a file, but it doesn't.
@marko-birdbuddy Could you explain more about how you got this to work, I believe I'm having the same problem. **Frontend** ``` import {loginApi, loginGoogleApi} from "../api/apiAuth"; import {getAnonymousKey, loginUser} from...
Okay, I looked at the source code and saw that you can explicitly set a "typeResponse" to equal "idToken" where the default would otherwise be "accessToken". So this: ``` {...
If someone makes a fork of this repo without this [cors.bridged.cc/](https://cors.bridged.cc/) service, that can still provide basic credential token fetching, I'd very much like to use it.
This is still an issue; I have recreated it. Could it have something to do with the onLogin callback at line 131 of [LoginSocialTwitter](https://github.com/cuongdevjs/reactjs-social-login/tree/master/src/LoginSocialTwitter/index.tsx#L131)? ``` const onLogin = useCallback(async ()...
2 months is a long time to sit on a pull request to remove a redundant question mark. This is blocking compatibility with Expo SDK 53 / React Native 0.79....
@lovegaoshi All that question mark means in Kotlin is Intent is a nullable type. It's overwriting a java super method where Intent is not nullable. The only reason why this...
@szdziedzic I am still experiencing this issue with the latest version of eas-cli.