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One late night doing random research on perplexity:

"Is there a lib out there, that can gen commit msg based on diff with local AI?"

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AFM Commit bug fix Bug fix:

Fix AFM commit generation bug.

Sidecar bug fix Fix Side car bug.

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whats the best way to manage themes for my tauri app. I have darkmode and lightmode, but user definable themes would be interesting addition. https://github.com/edgeleap/omni-app

Your app already has an excellent foundation for theming in src/styles/tokens/colors.css with CSS custom properties mapped through Tailwind. Here's how to extend it for user-definable themes.

Recommended Architecture

1. Create a Theme Store

Add a dedicated theme store using Zustand (which you already use) to manage theme state and persist user preferences:

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does tauri has such info: context: Have you considered Tauri apps? Electron apps are always 500mb because they ember chrome. Tauri is like Bun Is to NPM. Faster, Better, Stronger. And apps are super tiny, 10mb+++ Because they use native browser engines. TBH. Having used Tauri for a week now. Super impressed. It also has auto updates, so i recon its possible to pipe into somehow? Or just check app version with release tag in github or smth. Might be worth looking into. Curious, how do you know if electron apps are outdated or not?

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After generating, test by signing any file:

echo "test" > /tmp/test.txt
bun run tauri signer sign /tmp/test.txt --private-key-path ~/.tauri/omni.key

• Correct password → Outputs a signature string
• Wrong password → Error message

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I have a tauri app. how do I make an icon for it. I have an svg

Tauri has a built-in CLI command that can generate all required icons from your SVG file. Here's how to do it:

Using the tauri icon Command

Run the following command from your project directory, pointing to your SVG file:[^1_1][^1_2]

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That's a common approach for developer tools. Here's how it works:The Install Pattern

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