Sven Grunewaldt

NodeJS isn't using the macOS certificate store, causing these problems. I have this in my fish shell to workaround this when working with NodeJS applications: ```fish set -Ux NODE_EXTRA_CA_CERTS ~/company-root-ca.pem...

Watchtower seems to have had the same issue a while ago: https://github.com/containrrr/watchtower/pull/40 Related: https://github.com/moby/moby/issues/29265 > This is expected, when creating a container, you can only specify a single network. Subsequent...

Hey, thanks for looking into it! Too bad, arrow functions with return types are *very* common in our React Native projects :( I won't be able to help with this...

Whoops, sorry about that! I didn't realize. Same issue though after cloning this repo instead: ``` [22:57:05.622 W] FRAGMENT glCompileShader "main" FAILED [22:57:05.622 W] FRAGMENT Shader "main" infolog: [22:57:05.622 W]...

Thanks for taking time to look into this! Sadly it only ended up with a new error: ``` [22:52:34.730 W] FRAGMENT glCompileShader "main" FAILED [22:52:34.730 W] FRAGMENT Shader "main" infolog:...

Is [this](https://github.com/zesterer/openmw-volumetric-clouds/commit/818da0aa434b50809f30764955b3f2ddf886d04a#diff-abb90f9187cd5f2db2b18a6fec9beb9a2931e6c1b91e1b1a917c0887823e2472L358) a typo? Changing that back to `return` gives these errors: ``` [22:56:31.795 W] FRAGMENT glCompileShader "main" FAILED [22:56:31.795 W] FRAGMENT Shader "main" infolog: [22:56:31.795 W] ERROR: 0:330: '^'...

I got the shader to work with this patch: ```patch diff --git a/shaders/clouds.omwfx b/shaders/clouds.omwfx index 05500a2..78ca34d 100644 --- a/shaders/clouds.omwfx +++ b/shaders/clouds.omwfx @@ -320,14 +320,10 @@ fragment main { } }...

Sure! Can you give any insight into the hash_one function? As mentioned I don't have any experience with OpenGL so I don't really know if what GPT-4 generated there makes...

Added PR #33 first to fix the typos to avoid people on Windows/Linux running into issues with the current main branch. I'll open another one with the hash_one function later...

Still feels bad to change it in this way for a niche platform that probably doesn't really have much usage anyway. Is it maybe possible to differentiate operating systems with...