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For most people it's going to be Times New Roman, which isn't stylish. I know this isn't intentional from the WIP images in the Discord.
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Add CMake aliases
GTest exports the following targets:
GTest::gtestGTest::gtest_mainGTest::gmockGTest::gmock_main
This targets should also be available when adding gtest with add_subdirectory (or FetchContent), because this should behave the same way as adding GTest with find_package. So somewhere, we should add the aliases to these targets, i.e.
add_library(GTest::gtest ALIAS
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In the German translation of electron/docs/tutorial/quick-start.md, the command node -v was incorrectly translated as knode -v.
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I have a simple instruction which is good to be kept in CONTRIBUTION.md. Please add this wherever it looks good:
pip install pre-commitpre-commit run --all-files