I want to point out that the .exe you download is _not_ open source (github.com/Yeusepe/tran... is not accessible). Also, it contains code for installing itself as a windows service, and has the ability to auto-update itself.
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I want to point out that the .exe you download is _not_ open source (github.com/Yeusepe/tran... is not accessible). Also, it contains code for installing itself as a windows service, and has the ability to auto-update itself.
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Somewhat willing to believe the private Go repo is an oversight, but at the same time, it is a bit suspicious. The code was originally in the repo three days ago, only being moved because it was weird having Go code in a TypeScript codebase. github.com/Yeusepe/YUCP...
Then again, it may have been a convenient excuse to try to prevent people from looking at the latest coupling implementation. In any case, the last public code is accessible on the tree as of the immediate previous commit. github.com/Yeusepe/YUCP...
The ca-coupling repo is now public. All a bit of a moot point because the entire platform has been shut down (and probably made public because of it), but it's there if anyone wanted to dig into it. github.com/Yeusepe/ca-c...