What problem does this feature solve?

I just spent way too long debugging something really weird until I realized I accidentally wrote :v-if instead of v-if.

A warning when wrongly using shorthands like : on "native" vue attributes could prevent this bad experience easily.

What does the proposed API look like?

:v-if="foo"

--> console.warn("You specified v-bind:/ v-on:

Steps to reproduce

According to PR rails/rails#25337, there is a table list AR::Dirty methods changed. It marked DEPRECATION WARNING at 5.1 and old methods were removed at 5.2 (020abadf047997cb3df18a59d210dfe4406cf166). Since there are many public APIs changing, it would be better to add back in 5.2 and put a hint in 6.0 release notes.

I copied the changing table fr

The two documented ways to start a Maven project are either inherit from spring-boot-starter-parent or import spring-boot-dependencies. The main differences are of course, that spring-boot-starter-parent provides the version properties and more configured plugins.

However, when inheriting from

Tabs in cards are not working in new v.1.0.0.

I have tested on starter template.

Let me know if you need further information.

Thanks for your help.

I want to save images on a remote server via (FTP?). Is this possible with scrapy?
(I know about S3 or Google but i mean in a custom FTP server).

Given a scenario with a ReactiveTransactionManager in the context, I expected methods annotated with @Transactional handled by this transaction manager.

However, only methods exposing some sort of reactive API (Flux, Mono and related) are handled via TransactionAspectSupport.

So given a component like

static class Foobar {

	@Transactional
	public void boom() {

	}

Currently Nuxt.js uses serve-static as a middleware for static files. This can be offloaded to nginx for efficiency.

Basically, the code here needs to be documented.

A big advantage of using the AWS SDK - if installed - is that no credentials need to be recorded in the environment variables when the application is installed on AWS infrastructure, and a so-called Instance Profile is setup for the EC2 infrastructure being used.

The AWS SDK can work with credentials, but default to the Instance Profile to determine the available permissions, as set in the IAM

Looks closely related to #779

I'm submitting a...

[ ] Regression
[x] Bug report
[ ] Feature request
[ ] Documentation issue or request
[ ] Support request => Please do not submit support request here, instead post your question on Stack Overflow.

Current behavior

Middleware is being called for every endpoint a request route could potentially match.

I just want to know if this will work fine with Angular Firebase as its backend, and how to remove some page and menu. Thanks.

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And for https://docs.iris-go.com/ this document is translated from English to Chinese, and we will also translate other documents and promote it in the go development commu

Issue details

While in a LibGDX environment if you press down a key and then switch to any window outside of LibGDX's scope and release that key, the LibGDX environment does not detect that release event.

Upon re-entry to the LibGDX environment, there should probably be some re-polling evaluation of the keys LibGDX thinks are pressed keys to determine if they are still pressed or not.

Do you want to request a feature or report a bug?

Improve documentation

What's the current behavior?

The documentation for the onCommand middleware doesn't describe how to access the original command.

What's the expected behavior?

The documentation should describe how to access the original command. Here's a code sample:

{
  onCommand(command, editor,

5. How would you tag this issue?

• [x ] Question

I noticed mixins are absent from riot 4 documentation and from what I can tell the code, too. Are there any undocumented features, samples, or ideas for users migrating mixins from riot 3 to riot 4?

What steps will reproduce the problem?

run actionS(){} as console action

What is the expected result?

runs twice

What do you get instead?

not using this action name in app

A

In addition to adding to the website (different discussion), the docs should probably have something about the LTS and versioning in the getting started section. See #1532.

Currently, we have a "deprecated" banner on all v0.2.x stuff. I feel I could easily hack together thing where I could append a quick script to each the archived pages' bodies for a better, more informative, more useful banner. Wouldn't have to be much - I'd just use a couple simple elements to configure:

• <script src="/static/warn-outdated.js"></script> - This loads the warning label this at

We are trying to migrate to v4. But now we are failing because we have no clue how to setup a custom auth (api-key) strategy. In v3 we registered our custom api-key strategy at passport like this:

this.passport.use('apikey', new Strategy(verifier));
// and
app.configure(apikey({ header: config.apiKey.header }));

Is there any documentation how to setup a custom (api-key) authentic