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Cirrus CI now has the ability to run tests over an ARM container:
https://cirrus-ci.org/guide/linux/#linux-containers
.cirrus.yml could be updated to add a test case that run on such container to verify Modules correctly build and run on such CPU architecture.
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Right now, if you want to stage all files, you need to go into "Commit" menu or use the Ctrl-I shortcut. And there is no way to unstage all files.
Going into the menu is cumbersome, and not everyone would want to use a keyboard shortcut, so add some easy to reach buttons to do this. Probably put them right after the red "Unstaged Changes" bar and the green "Staged Changes" bar. Or, put them i
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When debugging go, there are a lot of threads.
It's annoying to have to scroll the StackTrace view to see the call stack in the current groutine.
Scroll the window on Stop events so that it becomes visible.