Andrew Dupont

Thanks to @Charadon for this report and to @m1ga for mentioning it in Discord _very_ soon after release. If you want to stay on the monthly releases, the workaround above...

I'll keep this ticket open for a while just so it's more visible to anyone else for whom this has happened; might save us from duplicates.

I've fixed this in PulsarNext by delegating to the main process through a new one-off function that hangs off the `atom` global, but it doesn't exactly feel elegant. I'm keeping...

Please elaborate. What is problematic about it? What problem are you experiencing that would be fixed by what you're proposing?

I repeat: what problem are you experiencing that would be fixed by what you're proposing? I see some merit in what you're suggesting, but I don't yet understand why it's...

Going to close this since it's a duplicate of #724, but I'll echo @DeeDeeG’s comment: we're willing to be persuaded to use a different naming scheme if enough people ask...

Can you consistently reproduce the scenario where `clientX` and/or `clientY` is negative? I'm curious about what triggers it.

@asiloisad Thanks for the video! That's helpful. The initial issue is clear: `clientX` seems to go negative when the tab is dragged over the docked developer tools. Simple enough to...

@asiloisad, I think https://github.com/pulsar-edit/pulsar/commit/78be47c94f2edd0f9368a6da77641bafe46825b5 might fix this. My thinking is that we just have to prevent the exception here — that way `getElement` will return `undefined` (as it should) and...

I'll reopen this because we ought to backport the fix to the stable release. I'll close it again once that lands.