...given technology stack and use case. See also Using attribute event handlers with a strict Content Security Policy (CSP...
...with the size of the project and its structure. If your stylesheets already follow strict rules, it may take less time to adapt them to the new version. Preparation
...There is no way around that! Phase 2 - Migration guide You can keep very strictly to the official migration guide and should follow it bit by bit. Many classes have...
My Website … and clicking on the element afterwards. If your site has a strict CSP, see Using inline event handlers with a strict Content Security Policy (CSP...
...Record's built-in validations and have your schema.rb). One approach about being more strict with dynamic attributes is to use JSON Schema validations. Here is an example, where a...
...need the newest version of json-schema. A good default is to use the strict option, which marks every attribute as required and do not allow additional attribute. If you...
...if JavaScript changed in app, yarn.lock or config/webpack. # We want to be a bit stricter about freshness than stock Webpacker: # We *do* want to compile if someone manually emptied the...
If you once had HTTP Strict Transport Security enabled for a domain, and you...
...want to disable it again, you need to send this header over a secure connection: Strict-Transport-Security: max-age=0; The next time a browser visits your site, it...
...of json-schema. We used 'json_matchers', '< 0.8.0' as we wanted to use the strict option for validations. So all attributes are required and no optional attributes are allowed.
...to use with ssh-add ~/.ssh/keyname.key. Painful fix for SSH only: Have a very strict SSH config You can tell your SSH client which keys to use for which host...
...in views/feeds/rss.rss.builder [sic]. Prefer the builder to using Haml because XML schemas can be strict about whitespace, whereas Haml is not. xml.instruct! xml.rss :version => '2.0', 'xmlns:atom' => 'http://www.w3.org/2005/Atom'...
...problem with a module approach is that in the models we try and use strict validations were as in the presenters we don't. Also, I think it makes some...
...to security problems. Instead of blacklisting characters such as / , . \ ´ etc. better go for a stricter approach and use a whitelist such as: def sanitize_filename(filename) filename.gsub(/[^0-9A...
...started complaining about missing dependencies in the Gemfile. This is due to a stricter handling of specifications (see attached link). The error message looks like this: Downloading example-gem...
For arrays of objects, uniq does not work as expected, since it uses strict equality. So [[1], [1]].uniq() == [[1], [1]] In some cases, this might be a workaround...