Marcin Kulik
Marcin Kulik
@mraaroncruz I have the exact same problem. I don't want to craft the regexp manually for all sub-dependencies. Seems to me like brunch can't really solve that.
`rust-client.rustupPath` suggestion from @shotor did the trick for me 👍 Note you need to close all remote ssh connections for this to take effect (easiest to restart whole VS Code).
It would be fantastic to be able to use exjsx in incremental mode. ```elixir iex(1)> JSX.decode("[]", [:stream]) {:error, :badarg} ``` I did some digging. It seems this is the place...
At the moment agg can render b&w emojis with [Noto Emoji font](https://fonts.google.com/noto/specimen/Noto+Emoji/about). If you install this font system-wide then it should find it and use it automatically. Alternatively, you can...
I think it should also be possible to install a patched font like [Nerd Fonts](https://www.nerdfonts.com/) with embedded emojis, and use it by passing `--font-family ...` option. I haven't tried it...
I tested with Nerd Fonts but it turns out Nerd Fonts embed all the fancy stuff like Powerline symbols etc but they don't include unicode emojis. So b&w Noto Emoji...
Closing given this works fine when Noto Emoji font is installed.
@gerhard Just remove `--font-family=NotoEmoji-Regular` and use `--font-dir=$HOME/Downloads/Noto_Emoji/static` only.
From what I see all the symbols are rendered correctly but they're overlapping, there's not enough room between them. This is due to lack of support for double-width text characters....