zorgiepoo

To my knowledge some apps do use Sparkle to provide new update reminders in
an inlined view way (e.g Nova, ChatGPT, Ghostty). Sparkle provides ways for
developers to to implement lightweight reminders[1] (like a window title badge
to redirect to the standard UI) or custom UIs[2]. But it's not automatically
built in nor the default.

For some apps I use, I prefer Sparkle to automatically download & install
updates silently on quit and reduce prompts/badges altogether, and this is one
of the opt-in options it provides to both developers and users. Some apps can
be very long running though and some developers want to notify those users of

zorgiepoo

#!/usr/bin/env bash
# Add to jj config:
# [aliases]
# advance = ["util", "exec", "--", "jj-advance.sh"]
set -euo pipefail

target_bookmark=""
target_bookmark_revset=""

usage() {

zorgiepoo

#!/usr/bin/env bash
# Add to jj config:
# [aliases]
# cob = ["util", "exec", "--", "jj-commit-onto-bookmark.sh"]
set -euo pipefail

target_bookmark=""
target_bookmark_revset=""
commit_args=()

zorgiepoo

%default total

Prefix : Type
Prefix = String

data Format = Number Prefix Format | Str Prefix Format | End Prefix

parse : List Char -> String -> Format
parse [] prefix_acc = End prefix_acc
parse ('%' :: 'd' :: xs) prefix_acc = Number prefix_acc (parse xs "")

zorgiepoo

Unable to run UI Tests because Xcode Helper does not have permission to use Accessibility.
To enable UI testing, go to the Security & Privacy pane in System Preferences, select the Privacy tab,
then select Accessibility, and add Xcode Helper to the list of applications allowed to use Accessibility.

zorgiepoo

// I'm not using the passed editRange and delta because I've found them to be quite misleading...
// This happens to be a new API (macOS 10.11) so maybe it's not really battle tested or I don't know what I'm doing
// Either way I'd like to support older systems so for portability sake it's easier to not use these parameters
- (void)textStorage:(NSTextStorage *)textStorage didProcessEditing:(NSTextStorageEditActions)editedMask range:(NSRange)editedRange changeInLength:(NSInteger)__unused delta
{
	if ((editedMask & NSTextStorageEditedCharacters) != 0)
	{
		//[self updateTextProcessingForTextStorage:textStorage];
		//NSLog(@"Edited range: %lu, %lu", editedRange.location, editedRange.length);
		[textStorage removeAttribute:NSBackgroundColorAttributeName range:NSMakeRange(0, textStorage.length)];

zorgiepoo

// This uses a legacy version of swift
import Foundation

class Model: NSObject, NSSecureCoding {
    let bar: String
    
    init(bar: String) {
        self.bar = bar
    }
    

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// Note that on the command line cp -R /Volumes/mayur/bar.txt /Users/msp/Desktop/bar.txt
// works just fine; the symbolic link is copied, and it's not followed
// But I have *no idea* how to do this programatically as shown below
// (Note: My end goal is being able to copy an app from a volume to my local disk, but
// it fails when it encounters a symbolic link)
- (void)applicationDidFinishLaunching:(NSNotification *)aNotification {
	NSURL *sourceURL = [NSURL fileURLWithPath:@"/Volumes/mayur/bar.txt"]; // this is a symbolic link
	NSURL *destinationURL = [NSURL fileURLWithPath:@"/Users/msp/Desktop/bar.txt"];
	
	// this outputs 1, so the source does exist

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@protocol M
@end

NSArray<M, NSValue *, NSURL, NSArray <id <M>>> *foo = @[@"a"];
NSNumber *bar = foo[0];
NSLog(@"%@", bar);
// No warnings

zorgiepoo

cargo rustc --release  -- -C no-stack-check  -C target-cpu=native --emit llvm-ir