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  1. @davidbures If you are in no immediate need, the new x25 models (2 bay all the way to 8bay) should arrive starting Q2/Q3 of this year. Last year was not the “update year" for many models as most arrived in x22 or x23 versions.

    Depending on your needs you will have plenty to choose from but starting with x25, all models will only “officially" support #Synology drives. 3rd party will work but will not be supported (in terms of support and assistance). So, #HAT3300 or #HAT3310 for the most part.

  2. @Constantine_Ls @ghalldev @davidbures Unfortunately, I hit a snag pretty quickly.

    According to Marek Fořt on Slack, #Tuist doesn’t support Swift build plugins like swift-openapi-generator. There is work to fix this, but it’s not ready yet.

    Since I expect to gain a lot of productivity from swift-openapi-generator, I’ll postpone migrating to Tuist.

  3. Lmao, that thing is making GitHub so slow that I can’t even push

    Save Cork’s mirror:
    codeberg.org/buresdv/Cork

  4. Who the hell approved this `.searchable` placement

    #SwiftUI #macdev

  5. Cork version 1.7.5 is out.

    This update includes a fix for an upstream breaking change related to package details, and a fix for environment var consumption

    Buy Cork to support its development: corkmac.app

    Join the Discord community: discord.gg/kUHg8uGHpG

    See the source code: github.com/buresdv/Cork

    #swift #swiftUI #macOS #buildinpublic #macdev #homebrew #CorkApp

  6. I was just made aware of a critical bug introduced by Homebrew caused by them changing the JSON response format for package details

    This causes package details to not load with the error "The data couldn't be read because it is missing"

    Follow this issue for more information:
    github.com/buresdv/Cork/issues

    #macOS #buildinpublic #macdev #homebrew #CorkApp

  7. I just became aware that during the last 3 days, there were weird outages of the license checking server, which meant you might not have been able to authenticate new Cork licenses

    As soon as I became aware, I fixed the problem and implemented a solution, so it won't happen again

    I apologize for the inconvenience and thank everyone for their patience!

    #CorkApp #macdev

  8. I never realized how fugly `navigationSubtitle` looks in a sheet on macOS. Did nobody test this?

    #swiftui #macdev

  9. Improving progress reporting in Cork turned out to be a major pain, even with the built-in, ancient `Progress` object, so I created a library to make `Progress` less mental to use

    NO AI WAS USED TO MAKE ANY PART OF THIS

    Feel free to use:

    github.com/buresdv/BetterProgr

    #swift #Programming #macdev #OpenSource

  10. In technical news, any arbitrary terminal command can now instantly be turned into a streaming output, which provides a consistent, instantly reusable way to put live outputs into the UI.

    All that's needed is to conform any Observable object to my new `TerminalOutputStreamable` protocol, and it does the rest

    Gone are the days where I had to painfully reimplement this feature for any new output. What took days now takes minutes

    And most importantly, NO AI WAS USED

    #swift #SwiftUI #macdev

  11. Sneak peek of the new package updating system in Cork 2.0:

    You now get a much more detailed progress bar, along with the system being so stable and robust I had to go through 30 packages until I found one that failed

    You also get a much better report on why individual updates failed

    Join the community to see updates faster:
    forum.rikidar.eu
    discord.gg/kUHg8uGHpG

    #swift #swiftUI #macOS #opensource #buildinpublic #macdev #homebrew #CorkApp

  12. Coming in the next major Cork version:

    More readable app adoption errors for select implemented errors. I also fixed the bug where the incorrect status screen was shown at the end ("adding all apps failed" & "adding some apps failed")

    In other news, the next version of Cork will be 2.0.0, since I rewrote pretty much the entire backend at this point.

    #swift #swiftUI #macOS #opensource #buildinpublic #macdev #homebrew #CorkApp

  13. Cork version 1.7.4 is out.

    This update includes a few fixes before the biggest update in Cork's history. It includes fixes for some wrong adoptable package associations and more.

    See blog.corkmac.app/p/cork-174-ou for more info.

    Buy Cork to support its development: corkmac.app
    Join the Discord community: discord.gg/kUHg8uGHpG
    See the source code: github.com/buresdv/Cork

    #swift #swiftUI #macOS #opensource #buildinpublic #macdev #homebrew #CorkApp

  14. Things coming in the next major version of Cork:
    - Completely redesigned and reworked maintenance, addressing its biggest issues - not seeing the errors in health checks
    - New, more macOS-like exporting of backups
    - Fixed remaining bugs in Services, which are now bug-free AFAIK
    - The whole backend rewritten from scratch
    - More descriptive JSON errors

    And more. Stay tuned, this will be the biggest update in the history of Cork

    #swift #swiftUI #macOS #buildinpublic #macdev #homebrew #CorkApp

  15. Funnily enough, the only features that actually work at the moment are those that I redid completely from scratch.

    After a few small tweaks, mainly conforming some older models to new protocols, more shows up

    #swift #swiftUI #macOS #buildinpublic #macdev #homebrew #CorkApp

  16. For the first time in three months, since beginning the biggest refactor of Cork, it FINALLY compiles. Almost nothing works yet, but it's considerable progress

    Cork on GitHub:
    github.com/buresdv/Cork

    #swift #swiftUI #macOS #buildinpublic #macdev #homebrew #CorkApp

  17. What I started with just wanting to improve the shell output parser turned into a rewrite of literally everything in Cork. Some of this code is from 2022, when I started Cork

    The next version might as well be an entire new app :neocat_sob:

    github.com/buresdv/Cork/tree/m

    #CorkApp #swift #macdev

  18. Don’t worry, Cork is not dead. There’s just a huge rewrite in the works of the terminal output parsing system

    I’m also fighting for my life, so it’s going slower

    Thank you for your patience

    corkmac.app

    #CorkApp #MacDev #Swift #SwiftUI #homebrew