Eugene

+1 It looks like the code was authored on Windows as there is this binary file [bitpack.cp39-win_amd64.pyd ](https://github.com/Anjok07/ultimatevocalremovergui/blob/master/diffq/bitpack.cp39-win_amd64.pyd) which apparently serves the import on Windows. The original `diffq` uses the...

https://github.com/Anjok07/ultimatevocalremovergui/pull/213 fixes it (assuming Cython is installed).

> tried using the fix with cython, now I have a "No modules named 'win32api'" error. Can't seem to install pywin32 either. I tested it on Linux only, so maybe...

> I'm currently on Linux mint 20.2 Then nothing should be requiring any sort of "\*win32\*" things. Guess you just need to find what tries to link them and comment...

> This is my current version, written in Typescript Thanks a lot, that works like a charm! I only had to make it `export default function` instead of `export function`...

Having this problem too — CPU usage is too high on Linux. A few seconds of `strace` shows: ``` % time seconds usecs/call calls errors syscall ------ ----------- ----------- ---------...

I just started using Amplify yesterday and bumped into this exact problem when trying to update the app. Did it ever work before? Maybe it only works when deploying from...

> I'm not following re: "I note that the CloudFront distribution serving the app does not belong to the AWS account". I just mean that the CF distribution (which is...

> Any update on this (or related) issue? I have ditched Amplify for S3+CloudFront, and happy with it.

Where are we with this feature now? Any progress? Is there any more simple and straightforward way to achieve this than via a `drag:move` handler?