Turiiya

I'd like to have this too. Funnily it works in some scenarios. Currently, spelling it out into `or { panic(err) }` is the reliable way.

> Well, part of the problem is that you can't propagate from main - it is just an exit. > > In the case of const, it's even _before_ main,...

At first glance this looks like an issue with CodeMirror. Doing some initial research - this could be a ref. that might help to solve it: https://github.com/codemirror/codemirror5/commit/4e0d4232c1683925f6b07f53b930c854449cb201

A thing you could do already, is adding the different flags directly in you program. To give an example of the concept: ```v // Intel, M1 brew, and MacPorts #flag...

@spytheman this one would would be need to sync merged with the PR at vlang/ved to allow for green CI.

> I think that's a great addition. Partial clones make complete sense in the modern era of monorepos and, in general, incredibly huge repos. It makes more sense to me...

Thanks! I missed the doc update. Added it. I kept a formatter fix for one line in the readme for another alias.

@jinzhongjia there were discussions about it here https://github.com/webui-dev/webui/discussions/137. Afaik the latest state is using a `-` convention for the wrappers. Where the first `` is the semver of the WebUI...

What I observe so far when using the convention described above: `go get` with `@latest` (e.g.: `go get github.com/webui-dev/go-webui/v2@latest)` won't get a version like `v2.4.2-1.0`, only `v2.4.2`. It is required...

@AndrewBelt if you find a free moment and it's not too much of a hassle, can you verify the fix for opening the dialog with gtk?