Leo Palmer Sunmo

Very exciting! I look forward to upgrading Psst and have my i3 media bar work properly. This means I can actually use Psst more-or-less full-time instead of the bloated Spotify...

@Sinono3 Running the modified version of Psst now. Works well! I did have to make a change to the code I'm using, here: https://github.com/soumya92/barista/pull/243. We might want to look at...

I think after moving to a CI system that builds packages we could probably more easily create releases for multiple distros.

As with https://github.com/regolith-linux/regolith-desktop/issues/32 we should be able to build some RPM packages fairly easily once we streamline package builds. Most modern build tools allows you to build for Debian based...

Very old issue, but I am also very interested in this scenario. There should be ways to do this without shelling out to `gcloud`, surely.

This behaves no different when compiled or run using `go run`. I already tested that.

The test in question passes when I do this. ```go func TestExecuteScriptCLI(t *testing.T) { if _, err := os.Stat("internal/testcli/testcli"); err != nil { t.Skip("internal/testcli/testcli has not been compiled, run `cd...

Awesome!! Nice work both @jerbob92 and @nsf ! I did run in to a problem when using `SkipMatches: true`. It looks like it panics at https://github.com/nsf/jsondiff/commit/0e9c064b4f898a321504baefc282b270b8c98669#diff-ab5d2ac49314d80a4296040d50fa94c987b46467f4b69661ee9459f8e103f754R274. ``` panic: runtime error:...

Ah, it seems you have to provide `SkippedSliceString`, and `SkippedKeysString` if you enable `SkipMatches`. Might be worth adding in default functions (same as you have in `DefaultConsoleOptions` maybe, https://github.com/nsf/jsondiff/commit/0e9c064b4f898a321504baefc282b270b8c98669#diff-ab5d2ac49314d80a4296040d50fa94c987b46467f4b69661ee9459f8e103f754R83-R98).

There also seems to be an issue with the tags. Previous commit, `6ea32392771e7b92c36671ce0ca29e11a063fa44`:  Latest commit, `0e9c064b4f898a321504baefc282b270b8c98669`:  This is the case even if you disable `SkipMatches`.