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> > @Jacalz does this relate to flatpack rules / fixes? > > I don't think so. To be fair, I have no idea about how Snap works and if...

I am running into the same problem as @henrikbjorn – I too want to avoid using the hosted version in favor of the npm package. @f2prateek Do I really have...

This issue has not much to do with webpack - the issue is that the package.json file does not validate: http://package-json-validator.com/ The below PR has a fix for the missing...

@f2prateek Performance considerations – I have many external libraries which I want to bundle into one single build, instead of loading them on demand from many third party services that...

> I'm confused. This causes my browser to auto-reload every time I make a change to js or css? Is that desirable? What else does this offer over the `npm...

> Uhmm, @peterzen what's the correct cmd to use? > > this? `curl -O https://raw.githubusercontent.com/peterzen/dcrdex/windows_build/client/cmd/dexc-desktop/pkg/setup-windows.cmd` curl -O https://github.com/peterzen/dcrdex/blob/windows-build/client/cmd/dexc-desktop/pkg/setup-windows.cmd

> Maybe it has to do with this: `Install PowerShell","@echo Installing PowerShell...","set PowerShellInstaller=PowerShell--win-x64.msi","curl -OLs The filename, directory name, or volume label syntax is incorrect`? Apologies, that URL wasn't correct -...

> The build file was downloaded successfully but git failed to install (Windows 10): Could you doblecheck that a file named `git_install_options.ini` exists in the current directory? If not, it...

> Okay, will check and try again. Thanks. I've updated the script to change to `%UserProfile%`.

> > Could you doblecheck that a file named git_install_options.ini exists in the current directory? > > It's there. Maybe I should delete this yh? > Yes, though it doesn't...