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                                            Pascal Polleunus

"#!/bin/bash" should be excluded by default

Worse!… `#!/…` first thing in the file (first character on first line) should be excluded.

"#!/bin/bash" should be excluded by default

Thanks @tylerlaprade! Way better… I saw the "next" version when installing that extension but too lazy “I'll check that later”… then I forgot 🙄😂

Add methods to select all/none.

Bug: Duplicate checkboxes are not changed when specifying a `listItem`.

Improve `multilineComments` and/or its documentation

@edwinhuish By soft break, you mean automatic line break by the editor when word wrap is activated?… which means it's actually not multiline… and obviously not what's needed as the...

Improve `multilineComments` and/or its documentation

@edwinhuish "Better solution" or easiest (i.e. no code/work/thinking required)? 😉 What would be better for the user? What would be the best user experience? That's what MUST be done. Can...

Improve `multilineComments` and/or its documentation

Thanks for your answer. Sorry for my previous remark, I've been surrounded by too much mediocrity and stupid thinking these last weeks 😤 I don't know how `better-comments-next` works internally....

Warn & document that `uninstall` requires your terminal/sshd to have Full Disk Access & be able to automate Finder

I have the same problem. I executed `sudo mas uninstall 682658836` via iTerm2 and there was a pop-up asking something like giving permission to `Finder.app`… lost in other thoughts, I...

Warn & document that `uninstall` requires your terminal/sshd to have Full Disk Access & be able to automate Finder

@rgoldberg Thanks. Now the app is deleted but there's still the `Failed to revert ownership of deleted` error.

Warn & document that `uninstall` requires your terminal/sshd to have Full Disk Access & be able to automate Finder

@rgoldberg I had already emptied the trash so I don't know who owned the file in Trash. Weird, iTerm2 didn't have Full Disk Access (on my new install). The app...

Warn & document that `uninstall` requires your terminal/sshd to have Full Disk Access & be able to automate Finder

@rgoldberg Yes, all good. Thank you!