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When we can eventually target macOS 10.15 in the far future, we could use NSToolbarItemGroup instead of placing a segmented control in the toolbar.
https://developer.apple.com/documentation/appkit/nstoolbaritemgroup/selectionmode/selectone
https://developer.apple.com/documentation/appkit/nstoolbaritem/3237224-isbordered
https://developer.apple.com/documentation/appkit/nstoolbaritem/3237225-
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Due to this:
https://github.com/facebook/jest/pull/9841/files
and this:
https://github.com/sindresorhus/conf/blob/410cc144141f1467cc91fe4b16f6b7f42a8afac8/index.js#L21-L23
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console.warn
`require.cache` modification is not permitted
(output'ed many times in the console when unit-testing, with full stacktrace, so quite disruptive, albeit non-fatal unless unit-tests check for C
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Refactor the DEFAULT_CATEGORY into a property in the model (defaultCategoryPropety) and allow it to be set via a method in PreferencesFx like defaultCategory(...) that can be used for chaining, just as dialogTitle() for example. Then, in the PreferencesFxModel you just have to change: setDisplayedCategory(getCategories().get(DEFAULT_CATEGORY)); to check if the property is set, and if it'
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We can use docsify for that.
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From the keybindings settings page, at the top it says “You can override these keybindings by copying and pasting them into your keymap file”, where the last 3 words are a link to a keymap file. When I copy a keybinding and click the link to the keymap file, and then go back to copy another keybinding, and click the link again, it opens a new instance of the same file in a new tab. I
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It should include ways of running the following, but not all at once, because you might need to read the results and take action.
brew doctor
neovim's :CheckHealth
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I figured this out but will post the issue and show the solution in reply