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~~It looks like [spread attributes](https://reactjs.org/docs/jsx-in-depth.html#spread-attributes) are also a show-stopping issue with eslint.~~ [TIL](https://github.com/developit/htm#syntax-like-jsx-but-also-lit): > Spread props: `` instead of ``
(Realizing I'm zombie threading a little...) I've had success with pre-processing when I added table support to [MarkUpDown](http://MarkUpDown.com), a Windows 10 Markdown editor that I moved over to CommonMark.NET last...
I'm seeing something similar -- well, I'm also seeing nothing, I think. Does this look like the extension is working to you?  I...
Yep, you're right. It's just understated. Looks like it doesn't work if the html is invalid. I had an extra `"` in an attribute, and *poof*, toast. I'd probably ask...
Bump? Any word on this? Having the same issue, and not sure if it's smarter to ditch nvm and deal with node versions manually or figure out how to update...
Just for fun, I tried code with the optional chaining operator on [the Prettier playground](https://prettier.io/playground/#N4Igxg9gdgLgprEAuEAzArlMMCW0AEAOrHAM4wCyc++AFGAJT7DE0BOcM6bUN+YAOgBuAQwA26OAH4BMCAGUYbHFADmtBgG5iAX2IgANCAgAHXNFLJQItmwgB3AAo2EllOPsiAnpaMAjNhEwAGtOeREAWzgAGRU4ZFRxUjh-QJCwkyCVVWQlSSM4CL84ABMS0uiRNXQRVTgAMQg2CJEYXDVkEBF0OUMQAAsYCLEAdX6ceFJMsDh5VwmcIQmvTrBSXxAVZLYYR0DVFoSklJAAK1IAD3lssTgARXQIeCOxZKNMtm3OvxFisT6TMpYCMcCUYP1kAAOAAM7zsyRGgRMnUBZDgbCE8SMAEdHvA9qY3F1SABaKBwUqlPocXE4Dh7WqHJCJV4nZIRHC5Nj5ECkG73PHxZnHIwwX4gsEQpAAJlFgRwYmyAGEIBEmSAyABWProZIAFV+bhZbxAQkkAEkoOVYPIwMozABBK2KLy3F7JHQ6IA) and it worked. That tells me this is likely an issue b/c the default version...
Okay, I know bumps aren't kosher, but it's been a year, so @madskristensen whaddya think?
> Hello, This is not an issue with the SDK itself, but with the platform. Downloading files from the browser is not currently supported. Can you tell me more about...
Yeah, it looks like that download.html file should've been removed. I got the token part working well (see [this PR](https://github.com/pCloud/pcloud-sdk-js/pull/55)), but then ran into your run-of-the-mill CORS errors. As @igneosaur...
A few important tips, I guess, if you want to do this without bothering with `git`ting... **NOTE:** I also think, if you haven't set `auto_upgrade_ignore`, you might end up having...