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A service that extends ComponentStore
A spec file if requested
Maybe an inlined interface for the default type
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When adding channels to a new profile, it has been suggested to know which channels are present in another profile. My suggested solution to this is to have a drop down where the user can select which profile they'd like to display and filters / additions would be based off of that instead of the "All Channels" profile.
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Description
I have a onPreRouteUpdate and a onRouteUpdate in gatsby-browser, both log to the console. I also have a layout component that logs on render and wrapped via gatsby-browsers wrapPageElement.
On initial render, the logging order is: onPreRouteUpdate > layout > onRouteUpdate
On subsequent navigations, the logging order is: layout > onPreRouteUpdate > onRouteUpdate
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🚀 Feature
Implementing the Algorithm to find the Diameter of a Binary Tree
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#6909 is a PR, abandoned by the original author, that made bytestring = fig.savefig(None, **kwargs) equivalent to import io; buf = io.BytesIO(); fig.savefig(buf, **kwargs); bytestring = buf.getvalue() which
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Many algorithms in Project Euler do not follow coding styles as mentioned by @dhruvmanila here, or even the standard coding guidelines.
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solutionfunctions (a lot of them aren't named as "solution")