Chung Shing Hin

That's what I thought too but it didn't work. No files are downloaded at all

From Apple: > The behavior and resulting limitations you describe are by design. > FileManager.startDownloadingUbiquitousItem() ends up calling FPStartDownloadingItemAtURL, which calls startProvidingItemAtURL:readingOptions:0. That means it downloads the individual referred-to URL,...

I can try this but it could be very slow for directories containing many entries. In the case of .git folders, there could be hundreds / thousands of objects.

`pip install yfinance "pandas==1.2.4"`

We need to upgrade pandas to 1.3.0 for this.

You can do this by connecting to the SSH instances you have. To learn more about this: https://code.thebaselab.com/guides/connecting-to-a-remote-server-ssh-ftp

Code App uses an open-source code-execution server called [Judge0](https://github.com/judge0/judge0). You could host one yourself on your instance and point Code App to it. Here's the configuration you need to change:...

> Thanks > > I looked into it, but I believe I’m not able to get that running. > > Is there an option that this could be included in...

This should be (partially) fixed in https://github.com/thebaselab/codeapp/issues/987.

I'm afraid releasing multiple apps on App Store is not the best idea. Not only it goes against App Store's rule, but it can be confusing for users. Currently, multiple...