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@andyli Hi, do you have any idea where the best place to run `skeema push` would be, so the table schemas can be automatically updated? EDIT: For now I've changed...

I realise now that there's a lot more problems with library name flags: - Library names are case insensitive, but compiler flags aren't. I think in the current development branch...

There is another issue with using dev mode for the subdir option, which is that it can be forgotten, leading to a broken installation. ```sh # install a version from...

This came up after troubleshooting with a user from the Haxe discord who wasn't able to get the compilation to work. I believe they had installed vs2019 via winget: ```powershell...

> Do you know if it is possible to install vswhere using winget too? Looks like the answer to that is no unfortunately, for now at least: https://github.com/microsoft/vswhere/issues/222. Here is...

Although, it looks like vswhere doesn't find build tools by default, unless an extra flag is added: https://github.com/microsoft/vswhere/pull/8

~`-products *` is in theory what we need to pass so that build tools are searched as well... but we already have that... Perhaps the `-required` flag is causing the...

Ok, so apparently the winget package does already exist: ```pwsh winget install -e --id Microsoft.VisualStudio.Locator ``` See: https://winget.run/pkg/Microsoft/VisualStudio.Locator I assumed it wasn't because it wasn't mentioned in the documentation. In...

Whenever someone runs: ``` haxelib user ... ``` To be honest, if this is the only place, we could just change this on the server right now and have it...

@Simn So it looks like it should be simple enough to patch this. Old clients are still going to show a "Mail: " line when running `haxelib user` however. So...