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@geksilla: can you take a look at https://github.com/dvcrn/proton/pull/144? I tested it and can't seem to figure out what it's supposed to do
https://github.com/dvcrn/proton/issues/140 this one bugs me a lot
just updated my local stream and I'm having trouble compiling
java.io.IOException: Cannot run program "java" (in directory "C:\src\proton"): CreateProcess error=5, Access is denied
Any idea why java wouldn't be able to execute? I can run it from the terminal.Hm. Seems like it worked in a new terminal session. Maybe something was hanging on to it. Either way, problem solved.
oooh new release! and it includes keybinds that I was too lazy to make a PR for!
@austincrft: maybe clojure linter? It uses java to execute the clojure jar
How would I go about doing this in my .proton
:
'file-types':
'ex_em_el': 'text.xml'
I can't get this to work["file-types.ex_em_el" "text.xml"]
worked. Keep forgetting I can't have a vector for the properties
@dvcrn: I do keep getting that "java" error when compiling. I was able to get past it once, but not since then.
@austincrft: when do you usually get it?