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Please note that webpack-dev-server is presently in a maintenance-only mode and will not be accepting any additional features in the near term. Most new feature requests can be accomplished with Express middleware; please look into using the before and after hooks in the documentation.
For reference https://github.com/webpack/webpack-dev-server
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The canvas element created by the constructor, that is intended to be "hidden", is actually visible on the page.
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The docs are long enough now that we should probably move the documentation to an actual docs directory using Sphinx.
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Instead of setting a spinner as succeed/fail using the spinners#fail and spinner#succeed methods, it would be great if spinnies could do this automatically when sending a promise as an option:
spinnies.add('spinner-1', {
text: 'Doing X..',
onPromise: {
promise: someFunction(arg1, arg2),
succeed: {
text: 'X succeeded',
color: 'greenBright'
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I'm sure many potential plugin users would like to know which browsers we can count on with this plugin before getting hours into implementation. The suggestion of "modern browsers" could mean many things. From reading the source, I can see that you are ruling out old versions of Android, Zune, Kindle and Windows Phone. How does IE fair?