Description

npkill lists the home directory as a node_modules directory:

Reproduction

1. Run npkill --sort size.
2. Wait for search to complete.
3. Do other tasks, and return to the process.
4. /Users/user/. will appear on the list.

What problem does this feature solve?

I'm using @nuxtjs/auth module in a Nuxt App for building a SaaS product where URLs contains the customer ID (e.g: https://nuxt.app/acme/login). In Nuxt, it could be represented to an URL like so in the router: /:customerId/login (in this example, :customerId is equal to acme).

*Long story short : I have [a Nuxt

A good example is ConfuserEx's anti tamper.
Just loading and saving the file with dnlib will remove the extra section injected by ConfuserEx and the assembly cannot be run or deobfuscated any further.

follow up to #1059

Right now we have _moduleAliases and _moduleDirectories options that we read from package.json. It makes sense to move them into "module-alias": { alias, modules } (names alias, modules can be different, just took them from WebPack https://webpack.js.org/configuration/resolve/)

Preconditions

Full elasticsuite installed
Catalog is protected by login

Magento Version : 2.2.6
ElasticSuite Version : 2.64
Environment : Developer or Production
Third party modules : Quite some :-)

Steps to reproduce

1. Login to the shop with a wrong password
2. Flash messages 'You did not sign in correctly or your account is temporarily disabled.' is shown
3. Login with

Example,

import React from 'react'
import { View } from 'react-native'
import ShimmerPlaceHolder from 'react-native-shimmer-placeholder'

const SomeComponent = () => (
  <View style={{ flex: 1 }}>
    <ShimmerPlaceHolder style={{ height: 60, alignSelf: 'stretch' }} />
  <View />
)

Expected outcome

• A shimmer placeholder is shown with height of 60 and width = width of screen

It would be nice if we could disable the builtin style sheet altogether.