I just merged a fix into the develop branch. That should fix it.

git checkout develop && git pull

[2.12.0] - 2020-07-01

https://github.com/MichMich/MagicMirror/releases/tag/v2.12.0

Special thanks to the following contributors: @AndreKoepke, @andrezibaia, @bryanzzhu, @chamakura, @DarthBrento, @Ekristoffe, @khassel, @Legion2, @ndom91, @radokristof, @rejas, @XBCreepinJesus & @ZoneMR.

ℹ️ Note: This update uses new dependencies. Please update using the following command: git pull && npm install.

Added

• Added option to config the level of logging.
• Added prettier for an even cleaner codebase.
• Hide Sunrise/Sunset in Weather module.
• Hide Sunrise/Sunset in Current Weather module.
• Added Met Office DataHub (UK) provider.

Updated

• Cleaned up alert module code.
• Cleaned up check_config code.
• Replaced grunt-based linters with their non-grunt equivalents.
• Switch to most of the eslint:recommended rules and fix warnings.
• Replaced insecure links with https ones.
• Cleaned up all “no-undef” warnings from eslint.
• Added location title wrapping for calendar module.
• Updated the BG translation.

Deleted

• Removed truetype (ttf) fonts.

Fixed

• The broken modules due to Socket.io change from last release. #1973
• Add backward compatibility for old module code in socketclient.js. #1973
• Support multiple instances of calendar module with different config. #1109
• Fix the use of “maxNumberOfDays” in the module “weatherforecast”. #2018
• Throw error when check_config fails. #1928
• Bug fix related to ‘maxEntries’ not displaying Calendar events. #2050
• Updated ical library to latest version. #1926

It’s vuepress. (https://vuepress.vuejs.org), it converts .md files to a static website. The sourcecode is on GitHub. Whenever a change is pushed tot the repository, my webserver pulls the update and generates the new static files.

So, tell us, @sdetweil: what did you do to the angry nodeBB gods? :face_with_tears_of_joy:

Yes, same here!

This is such a mysterious case … I have absolutely no idea where to look! :-S

Tha’s weird. You could try installing ‘debug’:

npm install debug

What version of NPM are you using? npm -v

@sdetweil That’s strange indeed. Maybe it has something to do with your preferences.

These are my settings:

Last week I’ve update this Forum to the latest NodeBB release. For me personally everything seems to work fine, but I got some feedback that some features are broken. Especially regarding posting a reply to a topic.

Could you please let me know if the forum works correctly for you. If not: what issues you are experiencing.

Also please let me know which browser (+ version) you are using, so we can try to look for a solution if necessary.

Thanks!