Nicholas Schamberg

This generally doesn't make sense for node.js as the most common pattern is to place node.js instances behind reverse proxy like nginx. Moreover, nginx doesn't use http2 to contact backend...

Absolutely, nginx have never implemented the ability to proxy http2 requests. It will always get content from upstream using http1.1 proto and MAY then pass it as http2 to end...

Here is how I solve this issue with Express: ` var stPath = '/status-'+cluster.worker.id+'/'; ` ` const statusMonitor = require('express-status-monitor')({ path: stPath}); ` ` app.use(statusMonitor.middleware); ` ` app.get(stPath, statusMonitor.pageRoute); `...

This fix doesn't fix the inability to use `low-http-server` with multer, like https://github.com/jkyberneees/low-http-server/pull/13, but is a smaller fix overall. From what I understand, the remaining issue occurs in `multer`, but...

@herudi have you tried the latest NPM version or the last commit in `master`

Yup, sorry, was in a bit of a rush. Yeah, I actually meant changes in this Pull Request. Does it work with changes in this PR? Because for me, it...

@herudi weird, I have no such issue while using this unmerged PR. I have tried it on MacOS, so I will try on Windows, perhaps I can reproduce it there

We currently use some dirty hacks (partially inspired by the example) in a project to get the current scroll Y position, which rely on `useScrollEventsHandlersDefault` being exposed. Basically, we build...

Here's the code sample ```typescript import { useWorkletCallback, runOnJS } from 'react-native-reanimated'; import {ScrollEventsHandlersHookType, useScrollEventsHandlersDefault} from '@gorhom/bottom-sheet'; import type { NativeScrollEvent } from 'react-native'; type FnNativeEvent = (e: NativeScrollEvent) =>...

@gorhom any ideas?