Jens Maier

If I may, what's the status on this? I'm getting a warning about a syntax error in `/** @type {typeof import("...").default} */` that seems related to this issue and the...

Thanks, I guess I'll ~inline-disable the warning where it crops up~ have to disable `valid-types` entirely because the error occurs during the parsing stage and can't be suppressed with any...

I just noticed #264. Apparently, the binfmt wrapper's behaviour is inconsistent between Windows 10 and release versions of Windows 11, not just insider previews. So for Windows 10 users (like...

You're right, that's probably a simple typo in my script. It shouldn't have any effect on the interop issue, tho.

The correct set of flags depends on the Windows version: * Windows 10 21H2 requires `F`. * Windows 11 requires `PF`. Genie 2.4 now defaults to `PF`. If you are...

Maybe "break" is the wrong word. The issue is that genie first unmounts `/proc/sys/fs/binfmt_misc`, then sets up the bottle namespace and lets systemd mount it itself. Thus, after bottle initializiation...

On a freshly installed Ubuntu-20.04 WSL image with genie 2.3: First without genie: ``` >wsl --shutdown >wsl $ genie -b no-bottle $ wslvar USERPROFILE C:\Users\Elberet $ grep binfmt_misc /proc/self/mounts binfmt_misc...

Fair enough, my `bashrc` actually contains a block to get me into the bottle by default. This is more about cases where programs interact with WSL from the Windows side....

Yes, v1.0.2 processes my pipeline's output as expected. Dealing with symlink loops should be an aspect of the glob library, but after some shallow digging it looks like `globby` /...

My development environment: - Windows 10 1709. - I'm using actual symbolic links, not NTFS junctions. - Node.js is at v10.13.0. My CI environment: - Linux container based on the...