Eli Fine

In case it's useful, this is how I init 'electronPath' and 'Application': `const Application = require("spectron").Application;` `const electronPath = require("electron");`

Yes, check out lines 49-54 here (sorry apparently the github mobile app won't let me directly link to lines in a file like you can on desktop): https://www.github.com/CuriBio/mantarray-desktop-app/tree/development/.github%2Fworkflows%2Fdev-test.yaml

this is possibly related to https://github.com/hashicorp/terraform-provider-aws/issues/22625 (?). But I'm not sure. other than the subnet and the image name (which I can't imagine would make a difference), is there anything...

You can use `image_name="AppStream-WinServer2019-03-03-2022"` instead of the ARN kwarg if you just need a generic image every AWS account has

Here's the workaround I found in the meantime, if other people run across this same problem (using the Pulumi Command plugin): ``` local.Command( self.resource_name("fleet-stack-association"), create=Output.all(fleet.name, appstream_stack.name).apply( lambda args: f"aws appstream...

Great! Is there a specific minimum version of pulumi AWS that will use that patched version of terraform?

great! those are the tools I use that I've noticed causing problems. Are there any other directives you think would be useful for me to add while I'm adding these?

Also...I personally never use `noqa` or `nosec` without suppling a specific error code (i.e. "no blanket noqa statements"). Would you be ok with having the spellchecker only ignore these if...

sounds good. I'm familiar with mypy, but I'm a `zimports` user instead of `isort`. could you specify the exact syntax you want added for isort? is that 'isort:skip' what appears...

I'm struggling to figure out how to test a docstring for a module (for the isort module-level directive). It appears all the existing test cases are only testing docstrings in...