Stefan Heinemann
Stefan Heinemann
You're probably able to solve this by adding a classRegex option to the settings. I did this for .njk files and just inserted the same regex as is used for...
You're probably able to solve this by adding a classRegex option to the settings. I did this for .njk files and just inserted the same regex as is used for...
@jmroon Strange! I just tested it and it worked in my editor. I used a slightly different RegEx, not sure why, but does it work on your machine with this...
I suspect that it has to have an option to tell how to reverse the names... in case someone isn't following the pep8 standards. Something like `JSON_API_PARSE_RELATION_KEYS`
Another way to solve this would be to use different names in the included_serializers.. although I am not quite sure if the names there have to match the field names!?
I'm sorry, I lost track of this PR a long time ago. Closing it.
As discussed with @ltshb, Absolute Listener with Alpha Value is OK on `Mozilla/5.0 (Linux; Android 10; K) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/127.0.0.0 Mobile Safari/537.36`
> Let's start with a partial review... > > General comment : As we are now moving to TS, should we decide if the absence of something should output `undefined`...