Lucio Giannotta
Lucio Giannotta
I am trying to make your mock work with webdriver.io, here is my minimal test case: ``` javascript var dragMock = require('drag-mock'); var webdriverio = require('webdriverio'); var options = {...
We currently use this custom ESLint rule: eslint(@woocommerce/dependency-group) which makes us group internal and external dependencies in import statements separately. The rule, however, considers our aliased module starting with `@woocommerce/`...
We are looking to create a new block, based (ideally or practically) on the Gutenberg Query Loop block whose goal is to replace all of our current product-displaying blocks. This...
As we want to minimize changes we do in Gutenberg, we need to override the setting “Inherit Query from Template” in our block variation because, in the [current implementation of...
The Query Loop block will need to be extended in such a way as to enable WooCommerce-specific attributes to be passed, to create custom and versatile queries. Our current proposal...
We need to implement a new Atomic Block to display the **Add to Cart** button within the new Product Query block. Such block should meet the following requirements: * It...
Currently, `md-option` value doesn't accept Objects, which I think is an arbitrary limitation in a web-app. ``` {{ item.name }} ``` The thing is that, besides throwing a warning because...
Would it be possible to implement a mock for the other drag events, such as `dragstart`, `dragover`, `dragend` and `dragleave`. We'd like to test also the interactions in those cases...
Currently, a `DELETE` request towards the `cart/coupons` end-point would delete all the applied coupons and return an empty array. This is at odds with several things: 1. It is not...
As we worked with Gutenberg folks in WordPress/gutenberg#43590, WordPress/gutenberg#43632 and WordPress/gutenberg#44093 we have created a standard API that could be used for our use-case. This PR refactors our WIP experimental...