Andrew Champion

Electron v11 was released on 16 Nov and is up to v11.0.3, so presumably the next release will have this fix (although the `development` branch is still on v10 right...

In case it's of any use in debugging this, it happens as you said with other C binding rust libraries like `xz2`: https://travis-ci.org/aschampion/rust-n5/jobs/438090581#L1296-L1303

Regarding the latter issue, it appears I didn't update the backend project table data view template with the recent mirror index->mirror ID changes. For the other data views, like project...

Unfortunately the 64-bit ints may need to go back to being strings in the JSON, which then get parsed into BigInt64s at the specific sites where they're used. You can...

Perhaps a good first step in this would instead be considering the class of bugs that could be introduced by the front-end corrupting IDs, and making sure we've preventing the...

Pinging #1955 because a lot of segmentation data uses numbers neighboring 2^64 as special semantic labels, so if we want to directly support those in label stacks that may be...

As a data point: the stack loads fine for me in Firefox 98. Could be a difference in WebGL2 between Chromium and FF (I don't have LMB proxy setup on...

@tomka I was looking at the [webpack feature branch](https://github.com/catmaid/CATMAID/tree/features/webpack) again curious how much work it would be so that we could move dependencies out-of-tree and be able to support TypeScript,...

> If those bits of catmaid-lib (arbor, arbor-parser, synapse-clustering) were on npm, that would get easier Making components available elsewhere as their own libraries would be a goal (besides better...

> TypeScript would be great! I was doing something yesterday that required me editing on one computer then reloading and debugging very slowly on another, and waiting a minute to...