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incanjs/can-23 (press backspace or delete to remove)Tests do not pass in latest Firefox 108 version.
Tests failing: 263 can/component dom: treecombo. Source:
makeTest@http://localhost:3621/component/component_test.js:453:7 anonymous/ 264 can/component ...
morganheimbeck
- 2
- Opened on Dec 22, 2022
- #17
justinbmeyer
- Opened on Apr 19, 2022
- #16
x = new can.Map({ foo.bar : baz });
y = can.stache(`{{#each this}}{{%key}} {{this}} br {{/each}}`)
$( div ).append(y(x)).html();
// \x3C!--Observation {{#each this}} -- foo.bar br \x3C!--/Observation ...
justinbmeyer
- Opened on Apr 4, 2022
- #14
I ve started a test for this here: https://github.com/canjs/can-23/pull/10/files. Will be fixed by #10
marshallswain
- 2
- Opened on Aug 12, 2021
- #11
It seems like expando properties don t work because this._data isn t defined ...
justinbmeyer
- 1
- Opened on Jul 18, 2021
- #7
- [x] stache helpers are using can.isFunction() to see if a passed in value is a compute and should be called for its
value -- computes are functions but report false to can.isFunction(). This may ...
bmomberger-bitovi
- 3
- Opened on Jul 8, 2021
- #2
Stache
- [ ] {{3}} looking up the 4th item in an array (assuming there is an array in the scope)
- [ ] Skipping the protections around img srcs like: img src= {{image}} /. These can be changed to ...
justinbmeyer
- 1
- Opened on Jun 28, 2021
- #1

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