Calvin

Was able to repro this on both 19.0.6 as well as 20.0.0-beta.13. Thanks for the report! 👍

Did some searching in the issue tracker and this also is probably related to #31917.

Hi! I'm trying to confirm that this behavior you're seeing is a bug, but I don't understand. Electron's `WebRequest` object is just a hook for Chromium's network stack, whereas `socket.io`...

I'm sorry, I still don't understand. 😕 Let me show you the investigation I did before that showed me how `socket.io-client` does indeed use Node's `net` or `tls` modules: *...

Thanks for the report! I was able to reproduce this on Ubuntu 20.04. Here's a bit more information I dug up: This seems to have broken between [versions `v14.0.0-nightly.20210413` and...

I've been spending **_a lot_** of time the last few weeks thinking about and fiddling with this issue. I'd like to talk about what I've gotten done: My progress I've...

@vincentisambart Great thought! I didn't consider that yet, so here's what I found out looking into it: First, I wrote up a super contrived example of what you were describing:...

@jrmuizel Sure! Here's my quick hack (read: very dirty impl) in `rust-objc`: https://github.com/clavin/rust-objc/tree/static-refs. The interesting code is in [`proc_macros/src/lib.rs`](https://github.com/clavin/rust-objc/blob/static-refs/proc_macros/src/lib.rs). You can test it out on real-world projects that rely on...

Thanks for the report! I was able to reproduce the behavior you described, where the old behavior was to copy the file and the new one moves the file. Looking...

No worries! Unfortunately, even as a request for an enhancement I still will be closing this issue. The `net` and `tls` modules are Node.js modules. If there's missing support for...