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Hi! First, thanks for the great framework. I would just like to ask you for a little help. I'm having trouble with configurations of the framework. I have defined the entry points in wpackio.project.js and use the wpackio/enqueue object to include all the assets in php file. When I run build script, the assets are bundle successfully inside dist folder and the wpackio/enqueue give me the right pat
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In addition to defaultBrowser we should add chrome, safari, firefox, and edge as possible arguments passed to carton test --environment. This would allow testing with an arbitrary browser, not just default browser. carton test should check if a given browser is available before attempting to launch it, and display an appropriate error message if a given browser is absent.
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Trunk.toml allows to provide paths that should be ignored by trunk watch and trunk serve, but the way this is currently implemented requires the paths to actually exist so you can ignore them. This causes issues when you want to ignore optional files (like editor specific temporary or configuration files)
my proposal would be to allow non-existing paths in ignore