Borek Bernard

I'm on Windows 10. Will try to replicate with Atom which is another Electron app.

Same issue with *.md associated with Atom. Really strange because `opn(file.md)` works for me. Maybe there's some funky with the path / URL that is passed to `opn`?

@sandcastle If the file is `C:\example\README.md`, what is the result of `decodeURIComponent(uri)` on [line 52](https://github.com/sandcastle/vscode-open/blob/f55c178eb5d031dfe7f3eed3acf4fba0610b1f5c/src/extension.ts#L52)? I'll try to emulate the problem with plain `opn()` in a test project.

This works perfectly: ```js let opn = require('opn'); opn('file:///c:/example/test.md'); ``` Not sure why it wouldn't work in the context of VS Code.

Great info, thanks. So regarding **(2)**, which is a session fixation attack, this cannot be prevented by browsers because the `Domain` attribute needs to keep working for a lot of...

Thanks. If there was a way I could provide more debug information, I'd be happy to do so.

Just having a use case for this, going to note the results of my brief research: - `jq` alone cannot really be used, many Stack Overflow examples use `split(",")` which...

@nicowilliams Yes, process CSV with `jq`, or as you say, generally more input formats.

@kachkaev sorry, I'm probably missing your point. We already have Markdown files with 4-space indentation in our repo but running them through Prettier adds additional spaces _after_ the bullet symbols...

@ikatyang I think your example is already well-formatted (Prettier would just replace `*` with `-`). I may be missing why "alignment detection" is necessary in the first place.