Stuart Sandine

My view is that probably the cleanest way to achieve this kind of JS bundle portability across environments, in a docker-centric and 12-factor app kinda workflow, is some variation of...

@heyimalex, I should have been more specific: I don't get when it'd be more beneficial to use the mechanism of `REACT_APP_`-prefixed environment variables at build time, for the use case...

@cjroebuck, I can't speak for @dimkir but I worked through this tutorial to get Cypress (which also uses Electron) running on AWS Lambda, and that is all I did to...

@cjroebuck, what I did was first look for instances of the string `dev/shm` in the binary: ``` $ strings /path/to/electron | grep 'dev\/shm' /dev/shm/ /dev/shm /dev/shm. Try 'sudo chmod 1777...

I am running into an issue here where if I call `abort()` immediately, the callback is still called, with an error. For a minimal example, this test fails in Chrome...

I can make the test above pass with the following code modification, pushing the `onreadystatechange` call to `loadFunc` into the next callstack using `setTimeout`: ```js function readystatechange() { if (xhr.readyState...

(I don't think I have GH permissions or I would re-open this issue 😄 )

Ok cool, I will PR this, thanks @naugtur. Also I'm happy to open a separate issue if that's more useful to you...LMK.

A potential workaround: instead of ``` source_dir = "${path.module}/resources/configs" ``` You may be able to do something like this, dropping the absolute path: ``` source_dir = "my-great-module/resources/configs" ``` This is...

I can also add a case for not throwing when something does not exist, LMK.