Joel Anderson

I had to deal with this issue as part of other testing last week, and I confirmed that the commands reported here still work: https://github.com/Moonshine-IDE/Moonshine-IDE/issues/487#issuecomment-475025372 Did we remove these commands...

Here is what I need to provide for the initial version: - [ ] Continue cleaning up the DXL configuration files so that they are better organized - [ ]...

I did some testing, and it initially seemed to work. However, I started seeing some unexpected behavior as I continued testing. I see that the subform name in the DXL...

1. Open fresh copy of TestSubform 2. Create a new subform: TestRename 3. Add a paragraph, label, and field to the subform and save 4. Add the subform to SubformB.subform...

There were some remaining errors for Subform rename that were discussed resolved in #1015

`UnsatifiedLinkError` indicates that the `DYLD_LIBRARY_PATH` environment variable is not set. The system environment variables are not available to macOS Applications, so it will need to be set in build.gradle or...

Alteratively, I found a Gradle solution for this in #903. Note that you need to change the default Gradle command. ``` mainClassName = 'DominoAPILocalExample' String notesInstallation = '/Applications/HCL Notes.app/Contents/MacOS/' String...

A more generic solution would be to add an interface to define environment variables, but this solution would be less convenient for this particular case.

Unfortunately, this didn't work for running a Java application through Gradle. I got the same UnsatisfiedLinkError. I can check the Gradle environment variables with this code: ``` println "Environment" System.env.each...

UPDATE: This comment was for #914. https://github.com/Moonshine-IDE/Moonshine-IDE/issues/914#issuecomment-1168201516