I have added a shortcut for refreshing packages. Next step, I'll see if I can add a separate button to Cork itself for only refreshing packages without updating them!
(also, does anyone know why Shortcuts is showing the key for each LocalizedStringResource instead of the actual string? 🤔 see pic #2 for code)
After a day with 13in MacBook Air M2, I’m really amazed just how light and silent this thing is. Last MacBook I had was 2016 MBP that feels way more heavy than it really is.
This will be really nice travel companion for next decade.
I'm once again reminded why I stopped engaging with the GitHub community.
Me: "I propose idea A"
Maintainer: "Idea A is not acceptable. It will be B"
Me: "I accept it can't be idea A and idea B is closer to what we need, but I think alternative C or D would satisfy both our requirements. B is not a good idea. Could you at least consider it, or give me reasons why idea C or D are still not acceptable?"
Main.: "I'm the maintainer. It will be B. If you don't agree, don't contribute" (PR rejected)
Swift/SwiftUI Question: App Store Connect API provides a gzip when the response is successful for a particular endpoint I am accessing.
How do I take this gzip and save the contents of it to a files app / sandbox directory / swift data, so that I can read it and view the contents? From what I understand, gzip is similar to a zip file?
So far my attempts to save it to files to read the contents have failed. It says “Inappropriate file type or format”.
@JTostitos Oh no my mistake I think you had everything in there.
Gzip is not the same thing as zip. But what you might be able to do is download, decompress (gunzip) and save the resulting data as public.text into Files.
“With the increased limit of the acceptance queue, and a patched version of wrk, we can now conclude that swift is a good competitor speed-wise as a web application server.
Memory wise it blows all the other technologies away, using only 2.5% of the amount of memory that the java implementation needs, and 10% of node-js.”
@finestructure Don’t get me wrong - Java VM tuning is an enormous pain point. You basically cannot run JVM stuff without becoming an expert. But there is some optimized setting and that could, conceivably compete quite well with Swift’s memory usage when handling a similar load. So think this could be hard to compare. But it’s still great and I vastly prefer it!