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web-application
A web application is any program that is accessed over a network connection using HTTP, usually via a web browser. Web apps do not have to be installed on a user's device; they are run from a remote server. This differs from mobile apps, which are installed on the user's mobile device, and desktop applications, which are installed on the user's computer. Common examples of web apps include Flash games, online calculators, calendars, Gmail, and Facebook.
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Under the 'Theme' settings tab you can upload images. It would be great if vector images can be added so it can scale without causing artifacts.
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on latest develop, if I run:
go test
ERROR: 2020/10/09 16:43:21 oauth.go:148: viewOauthInit error: pretend unable to write state error
--- FAIL: TestViewOauthCallback (0.00s)
--- FAIL: TestViewOauthCallback/success (0.00s)
oauth_test.go:248:
Error Trace: oauth_test.go:248
Error: Received unexpected error:
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Balance sheet column headings should be the column's end date:
Balance Sheet 2020-07-03
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But in the HTML output, it seems to be a date range instead:
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Issue Summary
When running under Node 14, the error message printed out when a second instance of Ghost is trying to bind to a port isn't the custom one we have, but the generic one.
To Reproduce
We have a check like
error.errno === 'EADDRINUSE', which evals to `fa