Arnaud Barisain-Monrose

Long time no see 😄 But yeah use their fork.

try ``` WESTON_RDP_DISABLE_HI_DPI_SCALING=false WESTON_RDP_DISABLE_FRACTIONAL_HI_DPI_SCALING=false WESTON_RDP_DEBUG_DESKTOP_SCALING_FACTOR=150 ``` However, this results in ugly pixelated scaling rather than blurry. This is probably why it's disabled by default

No, this goes in .wslgconfig. Note that I'm also running the windows store WSL version. It's promising. Once the scaling algorithm gets fixed, it will already be better. Then, we...

Hi, Is the Batch pod in your main target or is it in a framework? 2.0 became a dynamic library, so you need to make sure that the pod is...

I'm gonna have to try to reproduce it on my end. In the meantime, could you try adding it to the main target? I think it's not linked because it's...

Thanks I can indeed reproduce that on a clean project. I wonder why Cocoapods isn't recognizing we're a dynamic framework while it did on our private testing podspec

We've yet to figure out a way to tame Cocoapods. It sets up the filelist in Pods/Target Support Files/Batch , we get a Batch-xcframeworks script and it even copies it...

We're still working on finding a fix/workaround

The issue is that CocoaPods's dynamic library detection relies on "ruby-macho". If it fails to open the framework binary, cocoapods assumes that it is a static library : https://github.com/CocoaPods/CocoaPods/blob/master/lib/cocoapods/xcode/linkage_analyzer.rb This...

Upstream issue: https://github.com/CocoaPods/CocoaPods/issues/12388 We're working on a workaround. It will take a bit of time as our release pipeline isn't designed to have specific builds for package managers, only a...