oh my goodness

Ever heard of condensation? I've gotten 10 emails in the past 5 minutes with all the commits lol

Ever heard of condensation? I've gotten 10 emails in the past 5 minutes with all the commits lol

I'm testing some pytest on github actions, and I need update something after each run. You can unsubscribe from this PR in the panel on the right :)

No, it's fine I just thought i might take the chance to mess with you a little :)

How did you manage to make this happen? 😂

Never mind its from the removing of tkdnd

Lol. I was wondering that too and saw tkdnd

I won't describe all the things I've done
@rdbende from the description

Yeah bro you can even say the commits speak for itself like Hans Niemann said for his (rather stupid, reasonless, and costly) $400m lawsuit. ("My lawsuit speaks for itself" - Hans)

Oh dear the branch name 😂

How did you manage to make this happen? 😂

Yupp. Seven thousand lines of Tcl code removed. I hope I can reduce that by rewriting the Tcl part in Python, while making it more maintainable (I love how much more readable Serif has become, since I translated it to Python).

Well, now what?

Wait is Tukaan in a bit of a usable stage? Asking for a (secret tba) project of mine.

And @rdbende try using commitizen. You don't need to type confusion much, it can make you look more organized. Speaking from experience.

Yes, Tukaan is already in usable state and you can use it to build application, however some features are still missing, and there might be bugs that I haven't discovered. Documentation is also missing as it's not a priority atm, but you can probably figure out things from the source code. Altogether, I recommend you to wait until the next release, 'cause a LOT OF thing will change, but then I'd be happy to see people use it and give feedback on how usable it is.

And @rdbende try using commitizen.

Tbh, I'm happy with my commit messages, they are really descriptive, lolz