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Based on the docs here https://github.com/microsoft/playwright/blob/master/docs/api.md#class-browsercontext we cannot delete a certain cookie, is there any consideration to have that kind of feature?
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Add information about debugging segmentation fault to README and docs FAQ.
A lot of people are getting this error. It should be easy to debug this using htop memory output.
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Would you consider opening a public Wiki under this project to help document the effect of each option has in Windows? Most of the function names are pretty self-explanatory but I think Wiki with some screenshots could help remove any doubt.
Thanks for creating this!
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As a new iOS user, I'd love to see some "less than apple approved" things going on the iOS platform. Can we get a list going?
The checkLength and checkEmail functions inside "Event listeners" follow immediately after the checkRequired function.
If the input field is empty, the "field is required" message is immediately overwritten with a message like "user name must be at least 3 characters".
My solution is to return true or false for the showSuccess and showError functions and, depending on the result of t
Sorry for writing that here but in the Xamarin.Forms Wiki page -> Feature Roadmap the web link to the contributing guide is broken. It returns 404.
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Currently, most samples only have a C# host program. It would be nice if more or even most samples demonstrated how to use Python to call into Q#.
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This could be seen as a question, but I think of it more as a request for documentation improvement. :)
Reading the documentation here on AFSSLPinningMode, I think this is vague and there's room for improvement.
- There could be detail in each mode about what it does in the case of updated certificate
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curl. Consider adding or replacing with a full end-to-end guide, which includes calling a Cortex API from an application, e.g. “0 to NLP App in Less Than 15 Minutes”. Also consider linking to https://curl.trillworks.com/ for how to convert thecurlto the appropriate http library