David Catmull

It seems? Can you give more details?

I'm guessing the solution is to add a `-n` to the `git remote show` call in `-[PBGitRepository infoForRemote:]`.

Running the latest GitX source (and with the "load all commits" option checked), I tried opening the _factor_ repository linked above. I don't see any responsiveness problems, cmd-tabbing in or...

It looks like something is happening in a timer that invalidates the window, but it's so quick that the sample doesn't catch it.

I think maybe you didn't mean to click "Commet & Close".

My favorite style is slightly different from the proposed one: ``` guard let a = ..., let b = ..., let c = ... else { return ... } ```

I'm having this issue too. Code in resource_bundle_accessor.swift is explicitly looking for a bundle named "Fakery_Fakery", but it's not clear to me why (or where) that bundle should exist.

It turns out this is a general problem with Swift Package Manager and nested frameworks. The resoure_bundle_accessor.swift file is auto-generated by SPM, and it doesn't handle nested frameworks correctly.

I finally found a workaround for this: in the Xcode scheme editor, set the environment variable `PACKAGE_RESOURCE_BUNDLE_PATH` to `$(CONFIGURATION_BUILD_DIR)`. In older version of Xcode it's `PACKAGE_RESOURCE_BUNDLE_URL`.

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