Current behavior:

Currently, specs-listing window is very bright:

Desired behavior:

Would it be technically possible to make a dark mode for it?

mapbox-gl-js version: v1.2.1

browser: Chrome/Firefox, likely any

Steps to Trigger Behavior

https://docs.mapbox.com/mapbox-gl-js/example/animate-camera-around-point/ with
interactive: false and

map.addControl(new mapboxgl.NavigationControl({
  visualizePitch: true,
  showZoom: false
}));

Link to Demonstration

https://jsbin.com/yatuvegeti/1/edit?html,

Hi, Poetry newbie here, using Poetry v0.12.17.

Trying to get my dependencies specified in requirements.txt format into Poetry took me longer than expected. Here's what I've found.

• I have searched the issues of this repo and believe that this is not a duplicate.

The short documentation section on [Exact [version] requirements](https://p

Bug Report

To Do First

• Did you try latest release?
• Did you try master?
• Did you look for existing matching issues?

Platforms

iOS

Versions

• Android: n/a
• iOS: 10.1
• react-native-camera: 2.11.2

Current Behavior

All the current documentation is about bootstrapping a new project to use tsdx. There is nothing about how to add the tsdx toolchain to an existing project.

Desired Behavior

With the comparisons to microbundle, it'd be good to have documentation on how to migrate a project to use tsdx instead. If you want to avoid

Memory management in the documentation is illustrated by an example which shows a case where no manual memory management is necessary. The other is an example of an array, which is freed by a free method.

There is no other information on how the programmer can differentiate between cases where manual memory management is necessary and where it isn't, other than that leaks will be reported at ru

Overview of the feature request

We should add the spring no-http plugin to make sure we (and our users) do not use http repositories by accident in maven or gradle builds. If it works well we can extend the use to e.g. production code.

I will take care of it. It worked pretty well for gradle but there were some problems with the maven checkstyle integration.

**Motivation f

How you doing guys.

I was wondering why isn't webpack_compile_output enabled by default. If webpack fails to compile your bundles you won't see anything unless you enable it. Compiling issues are so commonplace when working on code or deploying that it doesn't make sense to me to have all webpack output stripped out by default.

Would you guys consider having webpack_compile_output enable

Bug report

Describe the bug

The Admin UI is returning the wrong mime-type for svg which breaks the star custom field type.

A clear and concise description of the bug.

To Reproduce

Steps to reproduce the behaviour. Please provide code snippets or a repository:

1. Launch the test project in test-projects/basic
2. Create new content
3. Compare with screenshots

Exp

As mentioned in #6401 (comment), requirements files support # -*- coding: utf-8 -*- declarations. Some details about this convention can be found here.

A sentence should be added to the [Requirements File Format](https://pip.pypa.io/en/stable/reference/pip_install/#requirements-fi

There is no documentation on how to quick deploy fresh/existing Strapi apps to Azure (IIS Node environment). And this actually has a lot of process before you can launch

object, console, math, function, json should follow the same pattern as String, Regex below
https://github.com/jasonwilliams/boa/blob/master/src/lib/realm.rs#L55-L59

Example to follow:

Here is an example of Boolean being changed to create_constructor
jasonwilliams/boa@e35b66b#diff-9c85558881ecea17184e97fb52b0882b

When looking at documentation there is dontCheckIfEmpty (optional) parameter description in XYPlot section. Presented example of empty chart has link to source file. This link is giving 404.
Invalid link https://github.com/uber/react-vis/blob/master/showcase/plot/empty-chart.js
![obraz](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/22256011/50480536-c2f80500-09dc-11e9-8d0a-471cb1f29660.pn

I'm toying around with making Dropdown generic. It will allow us to remove a lot of boiler plating from our app. Is this the right place to share this to spark a discussion? Obviously there's some performance and feature issues to work - but this proves that it can work.

import * as React from "react";
import { Dropdown as SemanticDropdown, SemanticShorthandContent } from "semantic-ui