Alex Ford

I too expected this to actually update the versions in bower.json like npm-check-updates. This would be far more useful if it did that :)

Persist the latest version numbers to bower.json, like the way npm-check-updates does to package.json.

So after running it, deleting bower_components, and running "bower install" I should have the latest versions of the dependencies? Maybe I did something wrong...

I will try it again when I am at a computer in an hour.

I will take a look at this. Looks like they maybe just removed a property from the line.

I don't even know how to fix this because it's not that the watcher doesn't account for queuing, it's that Hearthstone makes no effort to write to the log in...

The watcher reads the log in the order it is written. If HS would just write to the log in the queue order then it would make things so much...

Count me in on wanting this feature. When I downloaded the app I assumed it was a full-featured git client. I was disappointed when I found out it was read-only....

Another confirmation that rolling `rtk_btusb.c` back to [the state it was in on April 26th](https://github.com/lwfinger/rtl8723au_bt/blob/ce2c77c06765ae627a3f491ef2eda807ca530faf/rtk_btusb.c) fixes Bluetooth on the Lenovo Yoga 13 (original). Just don't forget to restart the machine...

I've been trying to find a way around this as well. Grabbing the HTML5 video element and trying to manually change the `currentTime` appears to break the player. `netflix.cadmium.objects` exists...