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summersz
+1 for this feature. Although, for reference, you can use `@blp.arguments(ma.Schema.from_dict({'name': ma.fields.Str()}))`
The following seems to mimic the CSS property: ``` CAPITALIZE_RE = re.compile('\s*(^\W*|\s\W*)(\w)', re.MULTILINE) CAPITALIZE_RE.sub(lambda m: m.group(1) + m.group(2).upper(), text) ```
This works as expected for me. As @asyncLiz says, there's no parent to define a % width from. If you set a max-width on the menu with units it displays...
> If most fields are required, indicate optional fields by displaying the word “optional” in parentheses next to the label text This line implies that if most or all fields...
I think setting the attribute type="button" on the cancel button would be the solution here, so it still validates on the ok button.
The parsed html is inserted before the scripts get processed. On processing a new script element, with the nonce from the inlineScriptNonce setting added, gets inserted and then the old...
yes, that's a nicer way to declare it.
Having thought about this a little more I think passing an option would be a better solution, rather than relying on ```Optional[str]```, as this could lead to unexpected behaviour for...
One example I have is using a search string query parameter. I am using the same endpoint to retrieve html on the first load as well as getting specific data...
I am using basedpyright with helix and rye. It works fine until I add a [tool.basedpyright] section to myproject.toml to configure it, and then it reports missing imports. I have...