Menachem Hornbacher

@danieljuhl if you look at `package.json` it appears that there are `dev`, `watch`, and `hot` but their syntax is designed for `(U/L)NIX` systems (MacOS/Linux) not windows (which uses a different...

It appears that this has been an issue (at least on windows) since 0.3.7 ( 0.3.10, and 0.3.9 ) Here is the full diff: https://github.com/kriskbx/gitlab-time-tracker-taskbar/compare/v0.3.7...master For now I guess just...

looks like it broke in 0.3.9 then...

Was this ever done?

Thanks! the `--no-cache` option fixed a similar issue for me as well :)

You should be able to use the `netstandard2.0` target for everything above `4.6.1` no? https://docs.microsoft.com/en-us/dotnet/standard/net-standard

@sebhildebrandt If it helps at all I did a bit of research for windows and it appears that there is a Win32 library for getting fan speed. Here is a...

Of course, no pressure, just here and trying to help. I dual boot my system at home. I'll try to find a way to get the fan information from Ubuntu...

@sigma87 do you have a basic implementation example that fails?

Perfect so `Handlebars.Compile("Hello {{姓}} {{名}}");` fails right? I'll try to find some time to clone this over the weekend and begin taking a look at this if no one else...