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Currently lsix displays labels if I don't want to. Would be nice to add a flag like --no-labels to remove them so I'll see images only
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Currently only gitignores from cwd and down are taken into account for gitignore filtering. What about those who are higher in a hierarchy?
Use case: monorepo repositories (like babel f
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By default, tomb open makes all files in the tomb user root, group root. In order for tomb open to leave user and group as they were, you need to add the -p option. I think -p should be the default because...
If you ever forget to use -p, your files are permanently owned and grouped root. You can't copy them out to another place: They're already root. If you close the tomb and reopen with -p,
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@ewhal
https://github.com/pomf/pomf/tree/master/confs
Configuration examples do not belong in the git repository, especially the main one. The best place for them would be in the documentation.
Unbloat readme
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If I'm in a page, and I drop some file into it with your widget, and I close the page, then its like I'd never dropped the file on the page at all - right?
Surely the motivation should include some suggestion that the file gets sent to the server side, and the tech on the server side would receive it and be able to do something with the file for posterity. Yet the word server is not mentioned
Can we have an option to display the transfer window always at screen center?
Now it is always at top left corner and it is very irritating, it uses Qt so this should very easy to add.
I mean seriously its almost 2020 https://wiki.qt.io/How_to_Center_a_Window_on_the_Screen
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Hi,
in the index.js of the @uppy/xhr-upload package there is the createFormDataUpload and the createBundledUpload functions that both call the setTypeInBlob(file) function. I assume the latter or the this.addMetadata() function sets the Form Data type to "image/jpeg" by default (or to whatever type of the file that's being uploaded) because of this [issue](https://stackoverflow.com/a/50