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Will this work on Windows now? |
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It should as it is installed normally, and clipboardy does support windows - although I don't have a good way to confirm this right now. |
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I think we'd rather just let this print out for the time being. There's been too many issues. |
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I kind of agree. Especially if this means we're now going to be installing a package with native extensions. Given how often that stuff breaks, especially around new Node releases, it seems risky. |
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Fine with me, this is after all why I removed it from my library. |
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Thanks for always being on top of these issues, @tabrindle! |
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In an effort to fix
--infoon windows, a previous PR removed the auto copy to clipboard feature.This adds it back using the same library envinfo previously used.