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- Many projects include a JS target. Supporting JS targets will increase Apollo’s viability when being considered for multi-platform projects.
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Hi.
When I was upgrading from 1.12.0 to 1.12.1, my test cases using DateFormat("z") went failing after that.
@Test
fun test() {
val expected = TimezoneOffset(9.hours)
val actual = DateFormat("z").parse("+09:00").offset
assertEquals(expected, actual)
}This test case success with 1.12.0 but, it fails with 1.12.1 and 2.0.0-rc2.
Add function to BaseComponentBuilder for defining a content-based size
Current behavior
Currently the API provides a 'size' function which defines the size of the component, e.g. Panel, inclusive artifacts like borders and shadows.
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Since the API user often is more interested in defining the size of the actual content of a component, it would be nice to have an add
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The sample is here, would be good to add an iOS app for it using SwiftUI. Another SwiftUI iOS app can be found in the Counter sample, just for reference.
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Blocked by #2
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Flipper Plugin
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