I moved jobs without taking my holiday at my former employer so I'm pretty grateful for this week 🙈

no cold start at the new gig. glad you're getting time now 🎄

Had to use

jest --forceExit

because of a handle leak somewhere, I suspect down to tmp.DirSync somewhere in the

dendron-cli

package's tests but I can't confirm because Jest hangs when I specify

--runInBand --detectOpenHandles

. I'll come back to this later

I don't recall seeing this until I rebased on top of alpha 1, so I might be able to catch it with a git bisect

the green and red are very holiday. I like the greens though :) is windows were the leak happens?

I could repro this with Linux and macOS too, if you look toward the end of the dendron-cli log you can see Jest complain and suggest the detect open handles switch

I did manage to track it down earlier so I can retrace my steps a bit, I just wanted to get Windows up to speed before I got into real yak shaving

got it. yeah, i can totally imagine

tmpDir

causing issues. if i have time today will also take a look

I'm aiming to get Windows builds mostly passing today, at least for the CLI

I've moved the scripts into npm scripts for now and written a node equivalent of sync_vault, which removes the bash dependency on windows

I think Parallels breaks AirPods... so much for the Apple ecosystem "just working"

my airpods have been getting a cracking sound for the last few months. it's a known issue (http://feedproxy.google.com/~r/Techcrunch/~3/bYet25H3Zco/), i just rather talk about it on discord then actually get them replaced 😅

I just find Apple's whole "seamless" handoff experience really poor. I have a pair of PXC 550s that can connect to two devices at once and they do a far better job across ecosystems than Apple can manage within their walled garden

Apple support keep offering replacement pairs, but they never seem interested in troubleshooting the issue, which I think is with the cloud pairing service in macOS

Does your MBP suffer from the audio popping issue? 🙈

yeam, hand off is a hit or miss, more often a miss

and yes, it does. it seems app specific though. spotify is good. vlc usually pops

A suggested workaround that seems to help in some apps is to change the output format for the internal speaker to 48KHz in MIDI setup, I have no idea why

Catalina and Big Sur are reminiscent of late 2010s desktop Linux... I think people need to be more critical of Apple's quality control

yeah, there's a lot of issues that you don't usually see coming from apple. that being said, apple sillicon seems to be amazing and i'm looking forward to arm laptops being a mainstream thing

for sure, I'm surprised how badly Microsoft dropped the ball on this. Rosetta outperforming native Intel hardware in some cases is seriously impressive

yeah, every review of apple sillicon has been raving about it

Still some snapshot issues to fix with the Windows CLI build, but I have fixed all of the issues related to hardcoded /tmp by using the

TEMP

environment variable. I'll pick this up again tomorrow and fix any breakage I caused in the Linux build 😅

It's running natively under PowerShell, so we might want to add a separate cygwin pipeline to pick up any weird edge cases too

nice! when you say natively under power shell, do you mean the ci runs it under power shell?

Yup! That’s the default under GitHub actions. The one issue I have seen a few times is that we do string comparisons on which don’t account for case insensitivity of drive letters, but that should be an easy fix 😁

oh yeah. normalize all the tests!

Okay, this is more complex than I had hoped... strap in. On Windows, there's no

/tmp

, but the user's temp dir is exposed with the

TEMP

env var. On macOS, there is

/tmp

, and it's exposed in the

TMPDIR

env var. On Ubuntu, there is

/tmp

and it's not exposed via any env var. Would you be happy with us relocating logs to e.g.

<project root>/logs

?

I had mistakenly assumed Linux distros set TMPDIR, but it seems they do not...

standards are a mythin 😅 yeah, that would be great. i think that's how most projects do it. the

/tmp

was just so I could get logs when running locally. not sure why it didn't crash on travis back in the day :/