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inteldon
inteldon commented Sep 8, 2020

Just gave VulcanJS a try after using Meteor for a while. I'm getting the following error:

`
Warning: React.createFactory() is deprecated and will be removed in a future major release. Consider using JSX or use React.createElement() directly instead.
meteor://💻app/packages/vulcan_lib.js:422
if (error) throw error; // eslint-disable-next-line no-console
^

[Error:

aldeed
aldeed commented Aug 29, 2013

Add some validation checks for mongo operators that can't be done by SimpleSchema. See longshotlabs/meteor-simple-schema#9.

  • $rename (make sure existing values for the renamed key validate for the new key name)
  • $inc (check min/max and allowed values)
  • $addToSet (check maxCount)
  • $push (check maxCount)
  • $pull (check minCount)
  • $pullAll (check minCount)
  • $pop (check min
SimonSimCity
SimonSimCity commented Dec 10, 2019

https://github.com/Meteor-Community-Packages/meteor-roles/blob/32c230ded9cb92b27a3485d143cabf2732fef186/roles/roles_common.js#L543-L557

The function _getInheritedRoleNames() is currently used to construct the array inheritedRoles on a role-assignment, where it only takes over the parameter _id. If you have data stored on the role, wouldn't it be better to have it copied along?

If one o

erikholleboom
erikholleboom commented Apr 25, 2021

To repoduce:

  1. Add first hook (before.update)
  2. Add second hook (before.update)
  3. remove first hook
  4. remove second hook
  5. update a entry --> second hook is called.

Problem is in de splice call "len":
remove () {
self._hookAspects[method][pointcut].splice(len - 1, 1)

Len was stored when inserting the hook in the array. However due to the removal of t

merlinpatt
merlinpatt commented May 19, 2016

I'd love to see the UserAgent string broken down into more fields. This would allow a developer to easily write queries and aggregations based on the different parts of the string. I'd love to use this to see how many users are on a particular platform. But right now this is difficult because if a user happens to use safari/601.1 and another uses safari 600.1, these strings are considered separate

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