Rudy Ges

Is the path and filename casing correct? Linux filesystem is case sensitive while windows isn't.

Clean diff: https://github.com/elsassph/haxe-modular/pull/114/files?diff=unified&w=1

This happens for Reporter too ``` Error: ENOENT: no such file or directory, open '.build/index.js.stats.json' at Object.openSync (fs.js:440:3) at Object.writeFileSync (fs.js:1281:35) at Reporter.save (.../node_modules/haxe-modular/tool/bin/split.js:1606:14) ```

Interestingly, `var map:Map = ["the worst" => { name: "Vianney", score: -1 }];` does work Edit: type hint makes it work too (`map["the worst"] = ({ name: "Vianney", score: -1...

I don't think there's much that can be done except fix this issue. The same kind of functionalities can be achieved, using c# utils (so not in a cross-target way),...

A workaround would be to do `return (x:MyType);` in your inline function, which seems a little too much inlined (losing type hint?) in static targets currently for some reason: ```haxe...

My current workaround: ```haxe class Test { static function main() { var foo:?Int->Void = function(?foo:Int) trace(foo); foo = test(foo); foo(); // Test.hx:14:, foo(42); // Test.hx:14:,42 var foo:Int->Void = function(foo:Int) trace(foo);...

Your last thoughts on this on slack (#general, from one month ago): > In summary, I think the only thing that we should maybe fix is this situation: ```haxe class...

What's the actual failure?

@soywod when called without a display environment (for example via ssh), `pass` can use a TUI for `pinentry` to ask for passphrase. Himalaya can't, so when we need to enter...