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Update; Add read parsing options #5
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and remove unnecessary "net" permission for tests
to address type narrowing issue in Deno v1.1.0: denoland/deno#6270
and catch exceptions while determining Linux binary
Doesn't work in wsl. It gives this error:
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@Nisgrak That means that your environment was not able to be detected as WSL. Can you provide some information about your environment?
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@Nisgrak I’lll look into this more. Those executables with the Have you modified your path or installed tools which might have modified your path? |
@Nisgrak Will you try those commands using a first-party Microsoft terminal application like |
@Nisgrak That's great to hear. So everything is working now: the tests pass when you run |
Yes! Pass the 8 test in WSL and Powershell like a charm 😄. |
@rsp Thoughts? |
Maybe you should add a warning or troubleshoot in the readme about that error, or some concrete error if in you kernel version contains "microsoft" and haven't access to .exes. |
This PR resolves #3 and resolves #4.
Notes
It is technically a re-write (I wrote much of the code before discovering your repo, but found it when I encountered a Powershell issue). Instead of publishing a new Deno module, I have reviewed your code, and restructured the code in this PR to more closely align to the existing structure.
The PR focuses on addressing a few core issues:
xsel
andxclip
on Linux (in that order)An important note: the export format is changed, so the major version should be increased if published.
Previously, the methods could only be accessed on the
clipboard
export:Now, there is more flexibility for importing.
Like this:
Or like this:
Thanks for writing this module. Please review and let me know your thoughts. Cheers!