Antony Male
Antony Male
I'd put all of your personal executables (including Syncthing) into a `bin` folder, and set the permissions on that folder. For bonus points you can also add it to your...
Don't forget that plenty of stuff installs itself in appdata, including the likes of chrome and Dropbox... Also don't forget that appdata lives in C:\Users. Clickonce, squirrel, etc, also all...
I tried to reproduce the problem using your code, but it worked fine.
I'm not sure what you mean by that
I've just seen this after a clean clone of the lazygit repo, setting up the devcontainer, then running `go run main.go -debug` from within the devcontainer. It also doesn't work...
FWIW, `deadlock.Opts.DisableLockOrderDetection = true` at the top of `NewGui` disables that error, so at least you can run the tests. I had a flick through the code it was unhappy...
People always underestimate the cost of writing or changing software, despite what the people who actually wrote the software say... I've never worked out why.
Bear in mind that Syncthing and SyncTrayzor have their own donation links. Syncthing's goes towards the infrastructure, mine goes to charity. Perhaps that should be more clear...
> A handler could be used for web browsers (use case : send link by mail to another computer, click on link, browsers asks to launch external app, device and...
> I'd leave this task to a wrapper application : for example, when you install transmission, it register itself as a magnet: handler. Synctrazor or qsyncthing or wathever could do...