strict-mode | A Visual Test of EcmaScript Strict Mode compliance

This is due to some changes in the drools rule engine. This causes an exception during the parsing of older Drools Rule.

To solve this, you can

• Make the content of all drools rules blank, and republish all rules to have correct and active drools rules for all your promotions. Example of a script: You need to disable the interceptors as they might prevent you from changing the rule content

This seems like a problem with Ant Design components. For instance, using the plain DOM doesn't cause this error.

Having said that, a workaround is to simply wrap Ant's in a plain DOM element such as

When you get this["Male"] out of the map, it's an Object, not anything typed. It's basically due to type erasure -- Map.

You can get "income" out by doing Map( $income: this["income"]) from $male. Of course, now $income will too also be an Object so you'll need to cast it again. Could be as simple as a (String)$income on the right-hand side, or a $incomeStr: String() from $income on the left.

This has nothing to with UTF-8. \033c is supposed to be two characters: \033 (the ESC control character, code point U+001B) and c (a regular lower-case c).

The error says that octal escape sequences are not allowed, so let's use hex instead. Octal 33 converted to hexadecimal is 1B, so you can use \x1b*. In combination with the c you get \x1bc.

For more information, see the section about escape sequences on MDN.

_{*: You could also use \u001b instead of \x1b but for characters in the range of U+0000 to U+00FF it doesn't matter.}

I'm going to assume there's a public getName method on the InsuranceType class, and a public getInsuranceTypes method on the Premium class. If either of those isn't true, you need to add either getters or make those properties public.

Your rule was pretty close. However the problem you have is that insuranceTypes is a list but you were treating it as an object.

You have several options here, depending on your needs. However I'd go with the simplest, which is this:

To see how the mutation works, or is exposed, lets compare both implementations.

First example:

Is every built-in method run in strict-mode?

Yes. It says so in §10.3 Built-in Function Objects:

"Built-in functions that are ECMAScript function objects must be strict functions."

This not only implies non-sloppy handling of the this argument, but also that these functions have no .arguments, .callee and .caller properties.

Based on the source code here http-auto-gzip is only available when uWSGI is compiled with the UWSGI_ZLIB flag.

You will need to have the zlib1g-dev Ubuntu package installed when you install (compile) uWSGI for that to happen.

Even though the @types are included in the leaflet and leaflet-geoman-free npm packages, you should be able to use the "as" keyword to tell TypeScript that an element is respectful of a certain interface / class.