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Add CMake aliases
GTest exports the following targets:
GTest::gtestGTest::gtest_mainGTest::gmockGTest::gmock_main
This targets should also be available when adding gtest with add_subdirectory (or FetchContent), because this should behave the same way as adding GTest with find_package. So somewhere, we should add the aliases to these targets, i.e.
add_library(GTest::gtest ALIAS
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TestQuality
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Describe the solution you'd like to see implemented
When adding channels to a new profile, it has been suggested to know which channels are present in another profile. My suggested solution to this is to have a drop down where the user can select which profile they'd like to display and filters / additions would be based off of that instead of the "All Channels" profile.
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@types/react@16.9.49
@types/prop-types@15.7.3
ts version 4.0.2
Steps To Reproduce
import React from 'react';
interface A {
a: number;
}
function foo(param: React.ComponentClass<A>) {
return param;
}
function foobar<T extends A >(param: React.ComponentClass<T>) {
foo(param);
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LogRocket
LogRocket lets you replay problems as if they happened in your own browser. Instead of guessing why errors happen, or asking users for screenshots and log dumps, you can replay sessions to quickly understand what went wrong.
LogRocket records pixel-perfect videos of user activity along with console logs, JavaScript errors, network requests, and browser metadata. It also has deep integrations with React, Redux, Angular and Vue.js to record application state.
Many algorithms in Project Euler do not follow coding styles as mentioned by @dhruvmanila here, or even the standard coding guidelines.
Notes:
solutionfunctions (a lot of them aren't named as "solution")