Brian Bowman

As I mentioned in Discord, allowing JavaScript in themes is not safe, at least in the current implementation. We should probably fix that before landing this fix.

Most Cultivation users aren't coders who can read JS, so it's not reasonable to ask them to read themes' source code. I agree JS is useful for themes though.

I came up with a really simple way to handle errors on the Rust side: https://github.com/Seeker14491/anyhow-tauri. It's just a fork of the popular error handling library [`anyhow`](https://crates.io/crates/anyhow), but with a...

About the hello binary not looking executable -- Windows has no file system attribute for a file being executable. Running what you suggested: ``` PS C:\Users\seekr\Desktop\my-new-app> docker run --rm -it...

It seems the problem is the `find` command returns other files apart from the binary, and this causes `strip` to fail and so the script exits early and no zip...

It just occurred to me why this bug is Windows specific: because Windows doesn't have an executable file system flag, everything in the mounted volume appears executable from inside the...

rustup calls [`opener::open_browser()`](https://docs.rs/opener/0.5.0/opener/fn.open_browser.html), which checks if the `BROWSER` environment variable is set, and if so, it launches the specified program directly (without using xdg-open). In this case, the issue with...

Perhaps they're referring to the fact that only the top-level context gets printed. For example, if you call `.context()` multiple times on the same `Error` object, only the last context...

I can't reproduce this issue; on my Windows 10 PC the opened folder gets focused. What Windows version are you on?

I'm assuming the app in question is the new GDLauncher. I installed it, and after installing an instance and right-clicking it and selecting "Open folder", the folder did open, but...