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In Linux, the current chrome-finder is trying to find out Chromium binary if Google Chrome was not found. (96d5c7c) In contrast, chrome-finder for macOS and Windows is not trying to find Chromium.
A pull request to add Chromium detection for Windows had been rejected (#36), but I feel a bit weird about this inconsistent.
I'm developing a downstream tool that chrome-finder has been integrated, and actually our user is wondering if a lacked Chromium detection in macOS and Windows is bug. (marp-team/marp-cli#475)
I would like to hear the opinion about consistent Chromium detection in cross platform. If you'd like I'll be happy to help for making consistency.
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In Linux, the current chrome-finder is trying to find out Chromium binary if Google Chrome was not found. (96d5c7c) In contrast, chrome-finder for macOS and Windows is not trying to find Chromium.
A pull request to add Chromium detection for Windows had been rejected (#36), but I feel a bit weird about this inconsistent.
I'm developing a downstream tool that chrome-finder has been integrated, and actually our user is wondering if a lacked Chromium detection in macOS and Windows is bug. (marp-team/marp-cli#475)
I would like to hear the opinion about consistent Chromium detection in cross platform. If you'd like I'll be happy to help for making consistency.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: