Richard Michael

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question: howto generate sourcemaps when compiling coffeescript to javascript

@javan I have been working with Trix and having CoffeeScript sourcemaps would be helpful. To investigate, I started with [this hack](https://gist.github.com/richardkmichael/8b2ac9df7de17cc17a6abe08a1e388f7#file-coffee_script_processor-rb), but it is not complete -- does not work...

"hist --replay ..." does not work with history loaded from .pry_history

@ixti Thank you, I didn't know about `--all`; very helpful!

Please add auto scroll

@charliekassel Funny timing.. I just discovered `scrollIntoView()` myself a few days ago, and was considering rewriting #37 again, because certainly it's much simpler. :-) However, MDN indicates Safari doesn't support...

Please add auto scroll

Seems likely, yes. I'll see if I can get to it today, might be the weekend.

Python 2.x needs virtualenv installed in the base environment when running `pyenv virtualenv' command.

@hongyi-zhao Is this a duplicate of issue #356, which you also created?

Does not compile with Webpack 5 (using Webpack Encore)

See #4390 also. Please fix this. :-)

Webpack 5 does not include polyfills for Node.js core modules, wysiwyg-editor requires crypto module and won't compile

`create-react-app` and `react-scripts` now use WebPack v5. Please fix Froala, as it would help people avoid customizing the CRA config (eject/rewired/etc.), just to build with Froala.

Incorrect cursor position on hitting backspace on keyboard at the end of line

@rogerfar Where did they say that? I'd like to follow-up with Froala Support, because this is affecting our users.

Incorrect cursor position on hitting backspace on keyboard at the end of line

Here is the most basic reproducer, in [Froala 4.0.13](https://jsfiddle.net/otwpxhcv/2/): Type `1`, then move the cursor to the start (to the left of `1`) and type `2`, then move the cursor...

Incorrect cursor position on hitting backspace on keyboard at the end of line

Support has told me a release (presumably 4.0.14), fixing this issue, is coming this week.