I make a lot of commits with small changes

Actual behavior:

Expected behavior:

Seems like the issue is caused by some overly-strict overflow: hidden styles on the containing blocks. Maybe it would be bet

Version

v3.0.0

Reproduction link

https://codesandbox.io/

Steps to reproduce

My version is 4. It is not listed in options. I am on windows and i setup as poor ass docs says. Nothing show on console.

What is expected ?

It doesn't show "fancy" bars.

What is actually happening?

In the CI automated generated docs of the control repo, we can add documentation generated automatically showing classes usage in different nodes.

--warn-undefined-variables is really useful, but some modules are relying on undefined variables being empty, and they generate the checks in thousands. Not always they can be rewritten.
In this cases, it would be beneficial to have a pragma-like comment to suppress the warning for some of lines.
grep-ing them out would only help if the code testing the variable is not in $(eval).

For some reason, python -m vmprof.upload foo.prof will delete foo.prof.jit if it exists (but not foo.prof). That is unexpected and inconvenient.

When i scroll, the header changes color as though it's animated alongside the scroll?

Oddly, this only happens if i use RGBA / Hex codes or rarely used 'wordcolors' like 'deepskyblue' in the navBarColor prop

If i just set it as 'black' or ' blue' etc then it just stays solid (this is the behaviour i'd want and expect given the lack of prop to turn off animated changing colours in the hea

Another use case to document; changing the client's class, and how to autowire that to another own service definition.

Possible content

The bundle can get used as "a factory" to create an autowireable class. That way the bundle puts the middleware (like logging / error reporting / timing) in place.

<?php

namespace Acme\Infra\Shopping;

class Client extends \GuzzleHttp\Clie

The README mentions optional benefits from using Tracker.Component but it isn't listed as a dependency and the component is not directly imported by the package. However, if Tracker.Component is not installed, an error is raised that the module cannot be found. Is it a required dependency?

A list of things that should maybe be the next step

• Add markdown support
• Add clickable links
• Add viewing embedded images
• Add viewed emojis