Nah, that was weird. This is better:

@ron You should pull the latest.

If you don't, the image size won't be accounted for correctly.

This thing is pretty configurable now. Here is an overboard example with styling of the heading and steps:

@User uploaded a file: Untitled

@User uploaded a file:

It's also possible to take it way too far.

@User uploaded a file: Video in Wizard

@User uploaded a file: Foxy Wizard header

wait, you loaded an clip into the header?

Sure, works prefectly 🙂

you are a sick man 😆

Hehe.. I will stop now.

I may have had a few coffee cups too many today.

that clip is hilarious

I have pushed a new snapshot to sonatype.

It also includes a bug fix for Json properties: https://github.com/edvin/tornadofx/issues/297

I described the snapshots repo in the README, will try to push once a day at least.

you have a hosting company install linux and make a cronjob 🙂

@ron Sure, I can do that 🙂 I thought about a commit trigger, but I commit too often so that would just be annoying for everyone.

I configured snapshot deployment at GMT 16:00 every day if there has been changes.

Bash is not my thing, hopefully I didn't mess up anything:

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can't you configure your repo to call a hook if something changed?

(not that it matters)

@zubzub Yes I could, but that's specifically what I wanted to avoid. There could be 20 or more commits on a busy day and I don't want to produce that many snapshots. One a day should be more than enough.

yeah that's what I figured 0.2s after I pressed enter

It would be pretty irritating to use as well, when functionality changes between each local build 🙂 hehe

@edvin http://stackoverflow.com/questions/3258243/check-if-pull-needed-in-git