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This is the current coverage report, the column Uncovered Lines is the most important it show what need to be called. I can use enzyme to improve it http://airbnb.io/enzyme/docs/api/mount.html
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The Wiki is very confusing for a new person who just installed it. It says all these core providers come with it, says they need to be setup, but when you go to them they talk about how to install it but the files aren't there. There is just a bunch of dlls but not the exe to install any of the providers. Are the files included actually useless and you still have to download the providers separate
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$('.element').hoverintent(function() {
// Handler in
}, function() {
// Handler out
});
Edit hoverintent -> hoverIntent
There are a few problems I think we can address:
- Info in the app is not available on the GitHub readme files, and vice versa.
- It should be easy to maintain parity of important information between the app's Info tab and the GitHub readme files. (Ideally without duplicating the info. Currently we have a multi-page informational document embedded inside a resource file in the app.)
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Instead of the "magic" implementation of getting the screen dimensions in mouse_move_to use the newly added main_display_size for its implementation – no one knows what `GetSystemMetric
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Actually, if we want to later support opening projects, we should be able to open directories and set our working directory to that.
Although it's fairly easy to set with the terminal, it gets reset every time you change sensitivity preferences and some people might prefer to not have to manually set it. If you're aiming for this to be an all-in-one mouse fixing tool I think it's probably a good feature to have.
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In the documentation you say to call InputSystem.RegisterTemplate to register a custom device. But this does not seem to exist.