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When trying to diff an HTML file, Graphtage throws an error when encountering e.g.:
<meta name=foo
because it expects quoted attributes like so:
<meta name="foo"
However, the first variant without quotes is perfectly valid HTML and should not prevent Graphtage from diffing the file.
It appears there are quite a few http:// links in the documentation and code comments of this project despite the target websites supporting HTTPS (sometimes HTTPS has to be explicitly requested because the website does not upgrade connections on its own).
A quick search for http: yielded about 4000 findings, however I assume a lot are false positives (e.g. because they are part of an XML n
Displaying the current tool number {after T0/T1/T2/...) on the screen would be helpful with MMU2 or other toolchanger.
The number can be displayed inside the nozzle picture.
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Describe the bug
Email Provider authentication does not create user account in account table in database after successful authentication (only if new user)
Do not report bugs with your own project here, ask from help by raising a question instead - this helps us a lot with administration overhead.
Steps to reproduce
- Sign in using Email
- Verify email will be sent to specif
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