Christian Tietze

You and Apple both :) https://developer.apple.com/documentation/swiftui/stateobject# Just want to say that this is not a matter of preference whether a `@StateObject` should be changed from "outside" its owning view. One...

> I had the same issue for oc_social_3_* tables. I dropped all the tables : `drop table oc_social_3_action; drop table oc_social_3_actor; drop table oc_social_3_cache_actor; drop table oc_social_3_cache_doc; drop table oc_social_3_client;...

@koekeishiya Since you mentioned that you won't have much time for yabai in the forseeable future, I'd like to suggest to merge the backwards-compatible enhancements to the current behavior by...

@davidwernhart The latest release (v2.6.0) animates transitions when you pass `animated: true` to the `PreferencesWindowController` initializer. (Which is the default value.) The Example app in the repo also works for...

I want to look into this feature. We very much need playback resume controls, otherwise the user (my grandmother :)) would have to listen to the same intros dozens of...

Side note: I checked out v2.4, too, thinking that might "just solve it", but oh dear `future3`'s RPC and config is much nicer :) This PR is also probably not...

@LivenChief +1 to what @mjarvis said. This is still a good rule of thumb: > I start with the ideal assumption that everything will run on the main thread. >...

@LivenChief Sorry, I can only 80% follow :) If you want to make sure that _N_ subviews receive a state update in a specific order, don't subscribe each of these....

@mjarvis This would be an example of (ab)using ReSwift as a general-purpose tool to decouple and implement messaging between components, something we brushed a couple of years ago, right?

@florianldt Did you find out anything helpful in the meantime about the issue?