Vahid Panjganj
Vahid Panjganj
I think you can populate your state with something like `error: true` or `loaded: false`. Then check the state in the component and redirect before it mounts. I've been struggling...
@yoadsn ,I think if a component (UI) has to visually respond to a data load failure, it is enough reason to include that in the state and implement the behaviour...
Yes, please go ahead, thanks.
@bluepeter What do you suggest? Maybe we can promote one of these `.gitignore` generator tools?
The reason I put editors in there was based on my own experience. I had to delete someone else's `.idea` folder from repos.
> in the case of people using vscode? I think the current config for `vscode` handles that. You most likely want to push `tasks.json` etc... ``` ### VisualStudioCode ### .vscode/*...
@skyrpex >Other things should be globally ignored by the user. You know what, I think you're right. In that case we can have a small description on how each developer...
Hey guys, What do you think of this as a quick fix?: ``` ### Node ### # Logs logs npm-debug.log* yarn-debug.log* yarn-error.log* # Optional npm cache directory .npm # Dependency...
Hi @brundozer , I do agree that it is opinionated. I think the aim was to keep the main branch tidy. Many commits provide valuable information within a feature branch...
I totally agree. I will look into it.