Rafael Belliard
Rafael Belliard
Behaves very erratically indeed.
I can confirm the bug.
I fixed this by using the `track by` expression: ``` html // stuff ```
@allaud I just realised that `track by` simply hides the error, but the `filter` is ignored. Hope others can confirm.
What's your Gruntfile's block like? You have to return the stream, e.g.: ``` gulp.task('clean', function() { return gulp.start('grunt-clean:dist'); }); ```
@Smurf-IV Not quite. This setup works for me: ``` var gulp = require('gulp'); require('gulp-grunt')(gulp); gulp.task('default', function() { return gulp.start('grunt-default'); }); gulp.task('serve', ['grunt-default'], function() { gulp.start('watch'); }); gulp.task('watch', function() { gulp.watch('**/*.js',...
Any tips here?
**My solution**: Given a `{ model: { id: 1, name: 'foo' } }` structure: ``` js angular.controller('StoreSearchController', function($scope, localStorageService) { var vm = this; var localStorageKey = 'store'; vm.model =...
I noticed all the files get touched, which triggers the watchers. Does the same happen to you all?
- OS X Mavericks. - NPM 2.9.1 - Node 0.12.2 ``` $ npm install --save-dev base64 \ > [email protected] install /Users/rafael/code/app/node_modules/base64 > node-gyp rebuild CXX(target) Release/obj.target/base64/base64.o ../base64.cc:13:17: error: calling a...