Hi, I was looking through the extensive list of dependencies for fast-xml-parser 😉 and noticed lodash was listed. However, when I did a search of the project I didn't see any uses of lodash or underscore or _. Is this an old dependency listing in package.json? It's quite possible I missed something somewhere. It would be awesome if there wasn't a dependency on lodash 🎉 .

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ISSUE: The cursor on hovering the toggle text is not the default pointer cursor but the text cursor.

TODO: Add a CSS rule to change the cursor to pointer.

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The image link is broken for the first content that talks about undocumented immigrants

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Let's add a page under resources located at https://techqueria.org/resources/conferences with the title "Conferences"

Why did you make this request?

Let's showcase conferences that center around Latinx in Tech

Any additional context?

Yes, here are a few conferences we would like to initially add:

• LULAC's Latinx Tech Summit: https://www.latinxtechsummit.org/home; https://www.latinxtechsummit.org/
• Latinx Tech Summit: http://www.latinotech.org/
• Latinx in Tech Summit: http://ltx-latinx-in-tech-summit.eventcreate.com/
• Latin Tech Summit: https://latintech.io/
• Latinx in AI Summit: https://www.latinxinai.org/events

See #294 for a similar request and how it was resolved in #323

Current behavior:

cy.server command has a really useful option onAnyRequest. Which is really practical to inject headers or do other stuff.

Here is blog post describing how it can be used : https://medium.com/agilix/cypress-testing-include-custom-http-header-on-each-http-request-2b3693813e97

This option and apparently a few other ones are not documented and are also not available in the Typescript definition (cli/types/index.d.ts) (so cannot be used when using Typescript).

Desired behavior:

Having at least the Typescript definition updated, and if possible a line in the documentation about this option.

Steps to reproduce: (app code and test code)

js cy.server({ onAnyRequest: function (route, proxy) { //... } });

This will not work when using typescript, it works with js.

Versions

Cypress 3.2.0

Request

Let's add a page under resources located at https://techqueria.org/resources/similar-orgs with the title "Similar Organizations 👀"

Why did you make this request?

Let's showcase other friendly organizations dedicated to supporting Latinx in Tech.

Any additional context?

Yes, here are a few organizations we would like to initially add:

• Latinas in Tech - https://www.latinasintech.org/
• SHPE - https://www.shpeconnect.org
• LOFT Coder Summit - https://www.loftcsl.org/programs/loft-coder-summit/
• TECHNOLOchicas - https://technolochicas.org/
• ALPHA - https://www.alpfa.org/
• Latinx Founders Collective - https://www.latinxfounders.co/

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Add a column having participation fees information.

In a table add a paid/unpaid column w/ the publications. You can find the information on the website.

Form a table and add a paid/unpaid column w/ the publications. You can find the information on their website.

Create a website (~jumbly/bumbly). I am sure I'm missing a lot of publications where articles can be pitched so it would be great having a website.

This projects need a website, I would love help on this. Just a website having the information would do (~bumbly/jumbly). This is an easy task if you would like creating the base html(black text on white) code website, writing I will do.

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• Replace the following key map values to comply with the key method, i.e., with the keymap provided below it. https://github.com/publiclab/Leaflet.DistortableImage/blob/b84229e727538e44f7e386243161b9bae379dd41/src/edit/DistortableImage.Edit.js#L7-L22 js keymap: { 'Backspace': '_removeOverlay', 'Delete': '_removeOverlay', 'CapsLock': '_toggleRotate', 'Escape': '_deselect', 'd': '_toggleRotateDistort', 'r': '_toggleRotateDistort', 'i': '_toggleIsolate', 'j': '_sendUp', 'k': '_sendDown', 'l': '_toggleLock', 'o': '_toggleOutline', 's': '_toggleScale', 't': '_toggleTransparency', }

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Current behavior:

Scenario and step names are truncated with an ellipsis in the UI, making it difficult to tell at a glance what is failing and not.

Desired behavior:

Names should wrap to the next line.

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We should document the use of @alias.all and @alias.2 within a couple of documents: - https://docs.cypress.io/guides/core-concepts/variables-and-aliases.html - https://docs.cypress.io/api/commands/get.html#Alias

When referencing aliases, you can reference @alias.all or @alias.2 and it will return respectively all of the aliases of that name or the 2nd request matching the name.

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js it("does not poll for list again", function() { cy.wait("@getList"); cy.tick(10000); // does not poll for another request cy.get("@getList.all").should("have.length", 1); });

js it("first request has correct data", function() { cy.route({ url: 'users', response: 'fx:users' }).as("getUsers"); cy.visit("/users"); cy.get("@getUsers.1").then((xhr) => { expect(xhr.url).to.include("page=1")) }) });

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``````diff @@ -5,7 +5,7 @@ include_back: true

stylesheets: - - "https://api.tiles.mapbox.com/mapbox-gl-js/v0.48.0/mapbox-gl.css" + - "https://api.tiles.mapbox.com/mapbox-gl-js/v0.53.1/mapbox-gl.css"