Current behavior:

On every run, cypress will clean it's screenshots folder (as mentioned in the documentation). Unfortunately on Windows it is likely that the filenames are too long and thus can not be deleted. When cypress tries to do this, it ignores those files.
We take all screenshots after the test runs and publish them as build artifacts. So this is a problem as we always see old sc

mapbox-gl-js version: 1.3.1

browser: *

Why scale control uses different earth radius than mercator projection code? Is this ok?

https://github.com/mapbox/mapbox-gl-js/blob/2020f3f9ced516086508925411bd098fbb4c3234/src/ui/control/scale_control.js#L130

https://github.com/mapbox/mapbox-gl-js/blob/2020f3f9ced516086508925411bd098fbb4c3234/src/geo/mercator_coordinate.js#L9

Hi, Poetry newbie here, using Poetry v0.12.17.

Trying to get my dependencies specified in requirements.txt format into Poetry took me longer than expected. Here's what I've found.

• I have searched the issues of this repo and believe that this is not a duplicate.

The short documentation section on [Exact [version] requirements](https://p

Feature-Request

Describe the Feature

Allow multiple barcodes to be read at once on Android (as with iOS).

Currently, for example, if there are three barcodes in the screen, onBarCodeRead is called three times on iOS, but it seems to be called only once on Android.

Possible Implementations

How about using zxing's GenericMultipleBarcodeReader.decodeMultiple instead of `

Current Behavior

All the current documentation is about bootstrapping a new project to use tsdx. There is nothing about how to add the tsdx toolchain to an existing project.

Desired Behavior

With the comparisons to microbundle, it'd be good to have documentation on how to migrate a project to use tsdx instead. If you want to avoid

Memory management in the documentation is illustrated by an example which shows a case where no manual memory management is necessary. The other is an example of an array, which is freed by a free method.

There is no other information on how the programmer can differentiate between cases where manual memory management is necessary and where it isn't, other than that leaks will be reported at ru

How you doing guys.

I was wondering why isn't webpack_compile_output enabled by default. If webpack fails to compile your bundles you won't see anything unless you enable it. Compiling issues are so commonplace when working on code or deploying that it doesn't make sense to me to have all webpack output stripped out by default.

Would you guys consider having webpack_compile_output enable

I see that the code for CreateItemModal component in the admin-ui and relationship field view is largely the same.

Should this be unified into separate package? Separate package may also help in enabling people use them in extensions / plugins for admin-ui being worked on.

I have created a diff url http://quickdiff.net/?unique_id=D23C0BBE-07A9-855A-DA6E-BBD8C1377EE9

As mentioned in #6401 (comment), requirements files support # -*- coding: utf-8 -*- declarations. Some details about this convention can be found here.

A sentence should be added to the [Requirements File Format](https://pip.pypa.io/en/stable/reference/pip_install/#requirements-fi

There is no documentation on how to quick deploy fresh/existing Strapi apps to Azure (IIS Node environment). And this actually has a lot of process before you can launch

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This JS generates the error:
thread 'main' panicked at 'internal error: entered unreachable code', src/lib/exec.rs:246:26 note: run with RUST_BACKTRACE=1 environment variable to display a backtrace. The terminal process terminated with exit code: 101

Issue is happening here:
https://github.com/jasonwilliams/boa/blob

Hello Team,

Firstly, thank you for open sourcing this library - Awesome!

Now to my request -

Can you document the polyfills that are required for this project?

react-vis makes use of ES6 array methods isn't very descriptive and I don't want to include everything that babel-polyfills brings in; instead, I would rather just polyfill what's required.

Per https://github.com/uber/

I'm toying around with making Dropdown generic. It will allow us to remove a lot of boiler plating from our app. Is this the right place to share this to spark a discussion? Obviously there's some performance and feature issues to work - but this proves that it can work.

import * as React from "react";
import { Dropdown as SemanticDropdown, SemanticShorthandContent } from "semantic-ui