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I've adapted https://github.com/markedjs/marked/issues/1562#issuecomment-749652111 to docsify's link handling as follows (not a plugin, that's out of reach for me): ```html const footnoteMatch = /^\[\^([^\]]+)\]:([\s\S]*)$/ const referenceMatch = /\[\^([^\]]+)\](?!\()/g const referencePrefix =...

Same problem here with the HID error: Read error. On a fresh Kubuntu 22.04 LTS.

@tony1661 unfortunately, it doesn't: the same OSError: HID error: Read Error still pops up. This is on a fresh Ubuntu 22.04.1 LTS installation on x86 64bit. I've cloned the duckyPad...

Why `sudo` a `chmod +x ...`? I can understand `sudo`-executing the script, but not ch'modding it?

Yes, the script worked for me, installing everything seemingly correctly. USB devices gets detected. However, the configuration tool can access it and throws the above error message instead.

> Strange. Are you on an AMD motherboard? Intel chip set and Intel CPU. > Also, have you tried a different cable? Is your cable USB A to USB C?...

> Did the script work for you? When running the script as `sudo`.

Wasn't sure I had after updating the firmware, so I tried and it unfortunately still don't work behind the USB hub. DuckyPad gets recognized behind the Hub and keypress events...

As I wondered about goroutines in some of my projects and to detect them in testing, a search for "gomega goroutine leak" teleported me here. Not only does this issue...

@onsi @BooleanCat may I propose ... [noleak](https://github.com/TheDiveO/noleak), to complement Gomega with goroutine discovery and leak matchers? Simplest form: ```go AfterEach(func() { // Notice: Goroutines, not: Goroutines() Eventually(Goroutines).ShouldNot(HaveLeaked()) }) ``` Or...