Torsten Curdt

Is there anything that could be done to help with this? Or is using two setting entries for (ipv4 and ipv6) the way to go?

@eriktiekstra since you are pointing people to a fork - does that mean the official dozer is no longer maintained? (not judging - just asking)

The way I use it the 2nd circle is just not necessary. I can see it allows to have the button separate from the display - but that seems like...

I think this is still very much worthwhile to have.

I don't get this working - at all. ``` outputs = { self , deploy-rs , ... } @ inputs: { # ... deploy.nodes.utm = { hostname = "192.168.71.3"; remoteBuild...

Hm. Seems to work anyway. ``` $ nix run github:serokell/deploy-rs . 🚀 ℹ️ [deploy] [INFO] Running checks for flake in . warning: unknown flake output 'deploy' 🚀 ℹ️ [deploy] [INFO]...

> > I had to disable the checks I suspect there are no tangible plans to support this scenario? >>> So if your deploy target's architecture differs from your local...

Here is a snippet from the code. ``` ... layoutCol2 := tview.NewFlex(). SetDirection(tview.FlexRow). AddItem(identificationTextview, 3, 0, false). AddItem(valueInput, 1, 0, false). AddItem(detailsTextview, 6, 0, false) layoutCol2.SetBorder(true) layoutCol2.SetBorderPadding(0, 0, 1, 1)...

@digitallyserviced So far it feels a little unintuitive having to bother with this though.

I just found [this dialog implementation](https://github.com/navidys/tvxwidgets/blob/main/dialog.go#L153) that wraps the input/mouse handler. That's the only way I assume?