Keep sending crash reports! Please 
i think this is a bug
if i move down on row 2, then it moves down
if i move up on row 2, to put it above row 1, row 2 parents everything below it
Iâm not able to reproduce this yet. You were remapping commands⌠whatâs the exact command that you are using for âmove upâ and âmove downâ?
I just noticed that View > Hide / Show Interface appears somewhat broken⌠I think it maybe a new problem caused by macOS 26.4. I just updated and I think it was working on previous OS. Anyway, Iâll look into it.
Well thatâs weird looking. Youâve probably told me many times, but what OS version are you on? Iâm not able to reproduce this on macOS 26.4.
this happened when i had the new keybinding set (as in the screenshot i set earlier). now that i have removed the keybinding, it doesnât happen.
macOS 26.4 (25E246)
huh, itâs gone. chalk it up to a ghost
Hey!
There seems to be a repeatable crash in 270 with regex-based search and replace when the replacement tries to use an empty capture group.
A A(\w+) $1An extension-kit question:
Is the intention to target a very early version of JavaScriptCore (perhaps for compatibility) ?
At build of a module in which I have used the regular expression u flag: I am getting the message:
TS1501: This regular expression flag is only available
when targeting 'es6' or later.
Is it safe for me to add a post es6 value for compilerOptions.target in a tsconfig ?
Another extension-kit question, about icons for inspector tabs:
In inspector.d.ts we have:
export type InspectorItem = {
/** Label shown in the tab bar tooltip. */
label: string
/** The DOM script to run. */
script: DOMScript
}
Can we also specify (in the extension) an icon to show for a particular inspector tab, or should we do that manually through the GUI Interface Explorer ?
This should be done through Interface Explorer.
No, I only plan to support back to macOS 15.
Can you show me the code causing the problem. I tried this and it seems to work:
const regex = /\u{1F600}/u;
console.log(regex.test("đ"));
I think yes, we just need to make sure to test whatever the feature is and ensure it works on macOS 15.
In the dom directory of a .bkext, I have a parser.ts file with the contents below (still in progress) which is imported in an inspector.tsx file with a line like:
import { parsePandocString } from './parser';
const VALID_ROW_TYPES = [
'body', 'heading', 'quote', 'code', 'note',
'unordered', 'ordered', 'task', 'hr'
];
// Generic Either types
type Either<L, R> = { type: "Either"; Left: L } | { type: "Either"; Right: R };
const Left = <L>(x: L): Either<L, never> => ({ type: "Either", Left: x });
const Right = <R>(x: R): Either<never, R> => ({ type: "Either", Right: x });
export const bindLR = <L, R>(lr: Either<L, R>) => <R2>(mf: (r: R) => Either<L, R2>): Either<L, R2> =>
"Left" in lr ? Left(lr.Left) : mf(lr.Right);
// String helpers
const words = (s: string) => s.split(/\s+/u).filter(Boolean);
// Validators
const validCustomDataKeyLR = (k: string): Either<string, string> => {
const m = k.match(/[^a-z\-]+/u);
return m ? Left(`Unexpected '${m.join("")}' in '${k}' (use lower a-z and hyphens)`) : Right(k);
};
const validNameLR = (isClass: boolean) => (s: string): Either<string, string> => {
const [prefix, type] = isClass ? [".", "class"] : ["#", "identifier"];
if ((/\s/u).test(s)) return Left(`Invalid ${type} name (contains whitespace): '${s}'`);
const m = s.match(/[^a-zA-Z0-9\-_]+/u);
if (m) return Left(`Unexpected '${m.join("")}' in ${type} name '${s}'`);
if (!(/^[A-Za-z]/u).exec(s)) return Left(`Expected letter after '${prefix}' in ${type}: '${s}'`);
return Right(s);
};
const validPrefixCharLR = (token: string): Either<string, string> => {
const prefix = token[0];
return ".#".includes(prefix) ? Right(prefix) : Left(`Expected '.' or '#'. Saw '${prefix}'`);
};
// Token Parsers
const readNameLR = (token: string): Either<string, [string, string]> =>
1 < token.length
? bindLR(validPrefixCharLR(token))((prefix: string) =>
bindLR(validNameLR("." === prefix)(token.slice(1)))((name: any) => Right([prefix, name]))
)
: Left(`No name seen after prefix '${token}'`);
const readKVLR = (token: string): Either<string, [string, string]> => {
const parts = token.split("=");
if (parts.length !== 2) {
return Left(`Expected single "=", saw ${parts.length - 1} in ${token}`);
}
const k = parts[0];
const v = parts[1].replace(/[\'\"]+/ug, "");
// Intercept 'type' and validate against Bike's RowType API
if (k === "type" && !VALID_ROW_TYPES.includes(v)) {
return Left(`Invalid type '${v}'. Allowed: ${VALID_ROW_TYPES.join(", ")}`);
}
return bindLR(validCustomDataKeyLR(k))(validK => Right([validK, v]));
};
// Main Parser Export
export const parsePandocString = (s: string): Either<string, Record<string, any>> => {
const tokens = words(s.replace(/^[\{\s]+/, "").replace(/[\}\s]+$/u, ""));
const kvs: [string, string][] = [];
for (const token of tokens) {
const result = token.includes("=") ? readKVLR(token) : readNameLR(token);
if ("Left" in result) return result; // Fail fast on first error
kvs.push(result.Right);
}
const dict = kvs.reduce((acc: any, [k, v]) => ({
...acc,
[k]: "." === k ? (acc[k] || []).concat(v) : v
}), {});
return Right(dict);
};
at build time, unless I remove all the /../u flags, I see:
src/data-inspector.bkext/dom/parser.ts:14:43 - error TS1501: This regular expression flag is only available when targeting 'es6' or later.
14 const words = (s: string) => s.split(/\s+/u).filter(Boolean);
~
src/data-inspector.bkext/dom/parser.ts:18:34 - error TS1501: This regular expression flag is only available when targeting 'es6' or later.
18 const m = k.match(/[^a-z\-]+/u);
~
src/data-inspector.bkext/dom/parser.ts:24:14 - error TS1501: This regular expression flag is only available when targeting 'es6' or later.
24 if ((/\s/u).test(s)) return Left(`Invalid ${type} name (contains whitespace): '${s}'`);
~
src/data-inspector.bkext/dom/parser.ts:25:41 - error TS1501: This regular expression flag is only available when targeting 'es6' or later.
25 const m = s.match(/[^a-zA-Z0-9\-_]+/u);
~
src/data-inspector.bkext/dom/parser.ts:27:22 - error TS1501: This regular expression flag is only available when targeting 'es6' or later.
27 if (!(/^[A-Za-z]/u).exec(s)) return Left(`Expected letter after '${prefix}' in ${type}: '${s}'`);
~
src/data-inspector.bkext/dom/parser.ts:51:41 - error TS1501: This regular expression flag is only available when targeting 'es6' or later.
51 const v = parts[1].replace(/[\'\"]+/ug, "");
~
src/data-inspector.bkext/dom/parser.ts:63:70 - error TS1501: This regular expression flag is only available when targeting 'es6' or later.
63 const tokens = words(s.replace(/^[\{\s]+/, "").replace(/[\}\s]+$/u, "")); ~
Perhaps parser.ts should import a missing context ?
Interesting⌠and odd!
When I include and build that parser code I see no errors at build time. On the other hand I do get an error at runtime (shows in Bikeâs Logs Explorer). That error is that /[\'\"]+/ug is not a valid Javascript regular expression and instead needs to be /['"]+/ug. Once I do that I get no errors at build or runtime.
How are you building. Can you show me terminal command and exact output you are seeing?
Part of that oddity (['"]) may arise from the fact that I had taken out all the /u and put them back a bit roughly with search and replace, but more broadly, what I am doing and seeing is:
Hi, and thanks. I didnât get to this for 271, but am looking at it now, but canât seem to reproduce it. Generally if my document only has an âAâ I get no matches to replace. Are you still able to reproduce this in 271?
Sorry, I must have fuzzed out and put in the wrong regex to reproduce the issue. 
Also, I can reduce the steps to reproduce even further:
AA(\w)*Crashes every time.
Video of behavior at https://drive.google.com/file/d/1tVPN6GFy7S5reyJrrw3V1omqtHfQYUK5/view