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Krinkle
Krinkle commented Mar 30, 2020

I learned this by digging through the code base for a while, and uncovered:

https://github.com/matomo-org/matomo/blob/a345c2f22b8356dd3300d66f5ade3df24f69d900/core/Config.php#L149-L151

From which I deduce that in the same directory where I might have a config/config.ini.php file, I can also have a config/blog.example.org.config.ini.php file - which, if it exists will be used instead.

RVMendoza
RVMendoza commented Oct 6, 2017

https://github.com/phenomic/phenomic/blob/master/packages/preset-react-app/docs/getting-started/5.md

When we tell people to add this section to their component after the list, it creates two nodes that are not contained. It is a ul and a div.

We should somehow mention that you need to surround the two in a div before adding that extra snippet to Older Posts, because react will only l

jd-alexander
jd-alexander commented Apr 22, 2020

Expected behavior

The Tags option within Post Settings should prevent invalid inputs. You should only be able to type/add tags separated by commas.

Actual behavior

Currently, you can type anything you want into the tags input
eg. Android,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,,Cars,,,,, , , , , , , ,,,,,,,,,,
We should allow only [a-zA-Z,], and single whitespace.

Step

milovan92
milovan92 commented Apr 30, 2020

Also potentially in all javadoc annotations used for Params.

In both QueryParam and RequestParam javadoc for defaultValue() states -
"Supplying a default value implicitly sets {@link #required()} to {@code false}.",
which is actually incorrect.
If you set only the defaultValue, server will return the error: "Missing param [x] for method parameter."
So currently if I want to add an option

ghost
ghost commented Jun 18, 2017

I think it would be helpful in the "Use" section to add how long it takes an average user to get a result.

I have it taking down about 120KiB/s which is not a ton but also have zero results after 20 minutes.

It would be a helpful guideline so people know when it's time to report errors.

Just for curiousity it would be interesting to know the bandwidth to result ratio. I bet nobody has th

hostyoself
daveloyall
daveloyall commented Jul 15, 2019

Hi again, Mark.

What is the inputKey field for?

(You can spawn multiple hosts with this key).

Ok, where do I put the input key? What does 'multiple hosts' mean here? Does that mean I can spawn up multiple copies of hostyoself that serve up the same files at the same address and are available via the same sharable URL?

rich-murphey
rich-murphey commented Aug 31, 2019

I thought it might be helpful for newcomers, for some of the packages required for building or installing this project to be enumerated.

Note that this is on Debian, which doesn't seem to have podman in the repos, so I substituted docker.

Also, in the Makefile, $(PWD) did not seem to work, so I substituted $(shell pwd).

Here are steps that build and deploy the project on current Debian.

nothing-private
gautamkrishnar
gautamkrishnar commented Feb 1, 2018
nathanredblur
nathanredblur commented Dec 24, 2019

if you modify the swDest option to generate the serviceworker in other path, this not affect the path to generate the development service-worker.

I need to see the code to fix this, but would be nice to have this in the documentation.
this is the fix to generate serviceworker in development in the right path.

  dontAutoRegisterSw: true,
  devSwSrc: {
    from: './public/sw-dev.js'

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