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Roadplan #19
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MotivationI'm planning to have HaloSPV3/HXE reference or invoke DeadLock as a library or CLI tool to unlock files in the background.
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A deadlock .NET library is now available on NuGet. It is awaiting approval but should be available on NuGet soon. The repo can be found here: This should solve the problem of running it in your own environment, and with additional CLI arguments in case you need them. Since it's a library, it can be extended, forked, and improved upon without breaking the UI side of things. The current repository will no longer be .NET oriented, in the future. As for the User-interface side of things, I have decided to migrate the desktop application to Tauri and utilize Rust for the Windows API calls instead of .NET in addition to a React frontend written entirely in JavaScript. This will produce modern code, with a very tiny binary that does not require .NET at all. This should close this problem. I would recommend discussing everything in regards to the .NET library here: |
Feel free to edit this issue as you see fit, CodeDead.
Goals
Current
DeadLock.Core.Language
localizations--unlock
switch argument to immediately unlock the files/directories specified via startup arguments. Aids Goal 2.Future
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