Jamie Burchell

Possibly, but I don't think that helps with the original problem - deleting expired cache files

> it may be possible to do a cron job that would remove files past certain date. Indeed. I came up with this [inspired by how Doctrine file cache works](https://github.com/doctrine/cache/blob/v1.8.0/lib/Doctrine/Common/Cache/FilesystemCache.php#L32);...

It would be nice to have something ready made for this, or being able to utilise the existing methods rather than duplicating most of the code from them and rolling...

Did this ever get resolved? Same issue with the latest version. Line height and padding do nothing.

FYI My project was using a custom font: Open Sans

> No, unfortunately not. What's your use case? Just that your comments state: ``` // Using the `clipboard/text` build saves code size. // This is recommended if you only need...

Thanks for your help. Would I need to fork this repo to have that included in my project? Sorry, I'm not too familiar with the ecosystem.

Interestingly if you press enter or enter "clear" it seems to resolve itself too

I don't have a fix, but as this annoys me every time I open the terminal, I've put `clear` at the top of my `~/.bashrc` file to work around it.

To be clear, I'm not referring to the "single_text" widget (in that comment), but the "text" (three separate input fields for day, month, year). I have read and re-read that...