Docker image tag [e.g. latest, multiarch]: pawelmalak/flame: (/latest)
Bug description:
No bug, well, maybe… gun to my head—none of the little icons for which you enter a keyword show, instead " 🚫 " shows (but in Unicode/vectorGraphics, not emoji).
That said, my firewall is too strict, it blocks a lot of things collecting analytics (like CDNs) and, the reverse proxy injects a CSP to block getting things from third party domains, anyway. I'll design my own icons, it's a non-issue. :)
Steps to reproduce:
It's more like a question-slash-feature request. The labels; there's one for each field in the web app, except for description. Which, according to the guide, trumps URL if the former were to exist. I'm sort of speculating it's not a label because it conflicts with URL or that it was just forgotten to be documented. I better ask.
Is flame.description a valid label? If not, is there an equivalent? What happens if I modify an entry that was automatically generated through labels, BTW?
Thanks for sharing your app; I love it bc it's featured enough to be useful, but not so much that's cumbersome..or tacky.
Deployment details:
Bug description:
No bug, well, maybe… gun to my head—none of the little icons for which you enter a keyword show, instead " 🚫 " shows (but in Unicode/vectorGraphics, not emoji).
That said, my firewall is too strict, it blocks a lot of things collecting analytics (like CDNs) and, the reverse proxy injects a CSP to block getting things from third party domains, anyway. I'll design my own icons, it's a non-issue. :)
Steps to reproduce:
Is flame.description a valid label? If not, is there an equivalent? What happens if I modify an entry that was automatically generated through labels, BTW?
Thanks for sharing your app; I love it bc it's featured enough to be useful, but not so much that's cumbersome..or tacky.