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I am completely new to Rust and Tauri so I elected for option 3 as I don't yet understand options 1 or 2 for installation.

3. Use crates.io and npm (easiest, and requires you to trust that our publishing pipeline worked)

I do not find any packages on crates.io or npm. Am I missing something here?

My app bundles fine to a DMG on my build machine, but running on any other machine results in a message of "The app is damaged and cannot be opened. From my reading this repository should hopefully resolve that issue.

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If an environment variable (e.g. PATH) contains newlines then fix_path_env::fix() will take only the first line of that variable.

I'd like to have all the contents of a variable read by fix()

Using nushell, I get the following error while using this crate.

  × Missing flag argument.
   ╭─[source:1:1]
 1 │ nu -ilc
   ·    ──┬─
   ·      ╰── flag missing string argument
   ╰────                                     

Running my app by changing the shell environment works as expected (i.e. SHELL=$(which zsh) cargo tauri dev).

I think it might be good to handle the error on line 37 (lib.rs), and use the default shell if that fails. Thoughts?

Since this package is needed to use the PathResolver for accessing the cache directory and such, this package should be available for easier access on crates.io.

Also this repo could benefit from having version tags even if this package is still in development and not in an entirely stable state.