Roland K

I’m having the same issues to be honest and there are variables that unable to validate until the blockchain call is made. I wonder how we can make the error...

I had the same issue. Turns out this is a bug in jest - in more particular `jest-environment-jsdom@26` and above. ```javascript let t = Buffer.alloc(0) console.log(t instanceof Uint8Array) ``` prints...

We're using `react-app-rewired` in combination with the `customize-cra` package. [LuisCor](https://github.com/LuisCor)'s solution worked without ejecting but with the `customize-cra` package: ```js const { addWebpackModuleRule, override } = require("customize-cra"); module.exports = override(...

This issue has been mentioned here, too: https://github.com/Uniswap/widgets/issues/374#issuecomment-1471709474 I can confirm adding `permit2` fixes the problem. ```tsx ``` I guess the Issue can be closed. However, I suggest adding it...

I wonder if we should do the same with the `KEY_ESCAPE_COMMAND`? https://github.com/payloadcms/payload/pull/10051/files#diff-ff87460d7a0d0e891ddd89f97922daa43d359804ef7377a5440995eae01b5a0dL26-R34

> The hook should have req, and you should use req.payload.findByID. Can you try that? FYI: Had to use `req` in a `FieldLabelServerComponent`'s. Importing `payload` direct threw the same error...

I use the same backend config with a different oauth provider and it works just fine. I'd direct this question here https://github.com/vencax/netlify-cms-github-oauth-provider Have you checked the console for errors?

As an outsider who recently discovered TimescaleDB I found the docs very confusing - and not just around the foreign keys but that one took me a couple of hours...