Would be handy to list supported browsers right on the readme, so folks will know whether they can use this when evaluating options. Some folks are unfortunately still stuck with users on older versions of IE11 (See #130).

Thanks!

figwheel.main/config-ensure-watch-dirs-on-classpath can produce error messages worded "A watch directory is must on the classpath and point to the root directory of your namespace source tree." I assume this is meant to say "A watch directory must be on the classpath..."?

The reader should understand:

• what information is created and accessed by what processes, and where it's stored.
• how spy / letsc / defsc work

Demonstrate Sketchpad's top features.

These might be:

Setup:

• isolated code
• navigation

Running code:

• editable parameters
• custom ui (select fields)
• test vs run mode
• live reload

Coding:

• viewless output (text helpers)
• data output (table)
• injectable markdown

Output:

• pagination
• formatting

Admin:

• tags
• customisability

Currently, the (built-in) tasks documentation is a bit... lacking.
We only have a link to the src/builtin-tasks folder and that's it. Any user or developer interested would have to look deep into the sources to understand what is going on.

A suggestion to

There is now the option to have multiple templates (e.g. for bug report and feature request).

https://help.github.com/articles/about-issue-and-pull-request-templates
https://help.github.com/en/articles/creating-issue-templates-for-your-repository

commitizen allows you to specify a ticket number at the end of the process. This information is stripped from the changelog output.

How can I add it?

Use the template below when reporting bugs. Please, make sure that
you're running the latest stable release or the latest snapshot of
orchard and that the problem you're reporting hasn't been
reported (and potentially fixed) already.

Expected behavior

When doing cider-javadoc on a Kafka method, it should go to the right API version.

Actual behavior

At the moment it goes to `

When writing the Gemfile_next.lock snapshot, we resolve the dependencies remotely https://github.com/Shopify/bootboot/blob/master/lib/bootboot/gemfile_next_auto_sync.rb#L56
this is unnecessary as all the gems should already have been fetched.

Resolving the dependencies locally with Bundler::Definition#resolve_with_cache https://github.com/bundler/bundler/blob/a63a39d738865665f714f179fe42dd

I have a keyboard shortcut here:

It's supposed to show all options, but renaming (which if looked up through the palette, JS Refactor has it and it works) doesn't show up in that list:

![image](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/8936090/55700703-98045080-59d0-11e9-8939-468b

We should check if the application builds via nix-build in the travis script, so that cargo and nix cannot get out of sync.

There is no documentation for the specific IAM permissions and roles necessary to run fargate-create. Preferably, it would be a "maximum minimum" set of credentials. That is, all the permissions and roles in order to do the max number of actions, i.e. generate ACM certs, etc.

Currently, most commands expect a connection name and a vhost. It would be great to be able to specify the vhost in the connection config file too (making the command-line argument required only when the config file does not configure it). This is especially useful when your connection credentials give you access to only 1 vhost (this is what happens for hosted RabbitMQ providers), where using a d

Just a small reminder that we should document the compiler based cljs compliment source in the README. Currently it's not mentioned anywhere at all. //cc @arichiardi

Describe the feature

From looking at the regions of the world via google analytics on the metals website and tracking references on blogs/twitter, it seems that Japan has the second largest usage of both metals and coc-metals. I'd be great to have a Japanese translation to the readme in order to help anyone out that may need it.

Search terms

Japanese