Leandro Facchinetti

@saostad Your application must work when use `node` on the command line before you can package it with caxa. I think the solution of your problem is to add a...

@maxb2: Are you answering to @saostad’s issue? If so, I think these are different issues, because [this error message](https://github.com/leafac/caxa/issues/37#issuecomment-936293476) is coming from Node.js, so the node executable was found. As...

@gkinsman That’s the direction we’re heading: Using the `AppData` directory instead of temporary directories. There’s some discussion about it here: https://github.com/leafac/caxa/issues/20 Would you be able to sketch a pull request?

@d4ncer Oh, that’s so weird! The operating system is cleaning the files in the temporary directory but keeping the directory structures? I didn’t know that was a thing… You’re right,...

> @d4ncer > > It will! Is someone driving this feature? I don’t think anyone is working on this right now. Do you want to give it a try? 😁

> @d4ncer > > Will give it a shot :) Hello 👋 Did you have a chance to start working on https://github.com/leafac/caxa/issues/20 ? How’s that going? It seems that @gkinsman...

Hi @SrZorro, Thanks for reaching out and for the investigation. This topic is actually a thorny one: In multiuser environments, how can we prevent other users from tampering with the...

Okay. Do you think you could draft a pull request with the proposed changes to get things started?

Excellent work! 😁 I think automating the tests for all aspects of multi-user scenarios may be too cumbersome. The tests may become too brittle (for example, I’d like to avoid...

> Tell me what do you think about this method for testing the multi user […] I think it’s nice that you found this solution to the puzzle, but it’s...