Aaron Gyes
Aaron Gyes
Why are you writing to regular files anyhow? Can't you make a pipe or fifo so it's just in RAM until the script reads it?
> Start a powermetrics subprocess and tell it to write to a temporary file, and then read the temporary file You can do effectively this, but if that file is...
You could also just use subprocess to capture what it's printing to stdout.
I ought to learn Swift before I get too dangerous making code changes in a shipping product.
I'm a hacker and degenerate procrastinator. I'll probably fix it all up anyhow or disappear. But I'll keep your offer in mind! I'll try to take a look at this...
iCloud should be able to basically sync the app's whole container, does seem like the solution.
How about a File Provider extension on macOS?
This is really something not working as intended, I think it's a bug. Or if it was intended this way, certainly a misfeature.
Let's fix it for 3.4.0. I don't agree with the "definitely not for 3.4" bit.
Hey thanks for doing that work. I'm gong to either copy those up to the top of this this issue or maybe look into that Project section. We really should...