Niklas

As a "simple user" I find this behavior completely unexpected and therefore breaks the most important rule of all rules when it comes to software development: https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Principle_of_least_astonishment I have no...

> > are people regularly `cargo install`-ing their upstream binaries over and over again? > > It's not exactly about regularly installing, it's more about regularly publishing. Let's say there...

> > run a basic `cargo check` on the tool in a docker container to make sure it builds at least and only update the lockfile on success > >...

@benma @thisconnect I think this is due to Safari breaking the spec, not allowing localhost content over http for a https website. https://bugs.webkit.org/show_bug.cgi?id=171934

It looks correctly installed. It runs in the background which explains why the port is already busy. Iirc there is a web address you can enter to see if it...

It should be running even if you didn't "right-click -> open". It should be running in the background after the laptop has booted. edit: yeah, that is the link to...

re-reading it I realized that this is a new ARM based macbook, so signing/notarizing wouldn't solve the issue. I thought M1 should be able to run x86 executables, but maybe...

> > signing/notarizing wouldn't solve the issue > > why not? why would a CPU architecture affect signing and notarization? (Since I don't have apple aarch64 hardware I cannot replicate...

I have a WIP branch [here](https://github.com/NickeZ/bitbox-bridge/tree/nickez/apple-aarch64) that builds two executables, haven't tested the `lipo` and signing calls yet in package.sh edit: made a PR https://github.com/digitalbitbox/bitbox-bridge/pull/23

It seems that error (0x80070643) can come from many sources, did you try to reinstall .NET framework for example? https://www.lifewire.com/fix-error-0x80070643-4691724 It seems to be a problem with your machine not...