Kyle Neumeier

Follow up: I did some digging around in electron-forge and found that if I do this in package.config and run `npm start`, things work for me. ``` "main": "src/main.js", "scripts":...

@chadly did you figure out a work around? I'm having the same problem

I did not try any of those, but I did try `nslog`. I switched to using the "normal" instructions for building with node-gyp instead of using `windows-build-tools` (installing vs 2015...

 It looks like in this commit, `-w` means "extra modules" https://github.com/electron/electron-rebuild/commit/a4d7295364abf67c2c3e2265d882daf769d9c63e

I'm also seeing this, but I think this is just a typescript definition issue that I can ignore. ``` Argument of type 'typeof ProgressBar' is not assignable to parameter of...

Downgrading to 1.11.3 looks like it fixes the issue. In this version I see index.js and index.mjs in the node_modules folder  In the 2.0.0 version, I don't see these...

Thanks @okrad Looks like the build time errors and warnings are resolved, but now I'm getting a runtime error. I'm not really familiar enough with svelte to diagnose much...but I...

I don't understand why it needs to request `https://api.github.com/repos/atom/electron/releases` at all. We're passing in the repo + release string which is what it needs to download the release.

How would I handle the following situation. Two Environments defined: 1. "Simple Environment" with one machine (web and service on same machine) 2. "Complex Environment" with two machines (web machine,...

I'm having this same issue. ``` import { CreateWebLoginTokenCommand, MWAAClient } from "@aws-sdk/client-mwaa"; const client = new MWAAClient({ region: "us-east-1"}); var command = new CreateWebLoginTokenCommand({ Name: "MyEnvironment" }); const response...