Fredrik Ludvigsen

What I did to compile was launch "C:\Ruby24\msys32\mingw32.exe" and export PATH=/c/Ruby24/bin:/c/Ruby24/bin/ruby_builtin_dlls:$PATH Then I went to /c/Users/Steinbitglis/vimfiles/bundle/command-t/ruby/command-t/ext/command-t and ran _ruby extconf.rb_ and _make_ Gvim seems to be happy and runs ruby...

The reason for the message regarding 1.9.2-p290 was that i had an old install of command-t in another folder. When I removed that, I managed to run CommandT, but it...

Thanks! That was quite convenient, I have to say. I'm now working your changes into the package that I'm going to upload. But I'm getting a lot of warnings (using...

It seems that the following files and folders in Portability are sufficient, and compiles with only the two mentioned warnings. 

I could also delete _DeconstructionExtensions.cs_ and _TargetFrameworkAttribute.cs_, and everything seems fine.

I have fixed every issue I could find and submitted a package to the asset store. I guess I spent most of the time updating the store images. I'll try...

@krisrok I have been using a private npm repository (Verdaccio) for all kinds of stuff for a while now. Works very well. I don't know much about *public* npm hosting,...

What I *could* do, is to push to OpenUPM every time I push to the asset store (very infrequently, mind you). That way, the plugin at least doesn't go into...

The two latest packages from the asset store can now be seen in the package manager by putting the following in your _manifest.json_ ` "scopedRegistries": [ { "name": "Rain Office",...

Yes, I've exported a unitypackage that you can look at. [YamlDotNet_as_unitypackage.zip](https://github.com/aaubry/YamlDotNet/files/7190662/YamlDotNet_as_unitypackage.zip) Unzip, then import the package from "Assets"->"Import Package"->"Custom Package". There is a file called _YamlDotNet.asmdef_, this makes unity compile...