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Added list of supported objects #3
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mhroth
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Sep 12, 2018
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This is a great list to add, thank you. I'd remove this section though. Don't use a -p flag, use a [declare -path] object in your patch instead. The -p flag isn't implemented properly and we never used it.
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Right. I was just assuming that this solution works , but didn't have the time to test it yet
https://github.com/giuliomoro/hvcc/commit/50329d8ed4b35573be02fdf563c99c4815d5bf22
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Just copy pasted from a cached copy of enzienaudio website the list of supported objects that was missing and had a broken link in the introduction readme.
Quite a crucial one IMHO