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* refactor(tauri-utils): current_dest and current_pattern always change in-sync, group them to one Option * refactor(tauri-utils): pass path as explicit argument instead of implicitly through self * refactor(tauri-utils): remove struct field that is never set to Some * refactor(tauri-cli): use OsString, OsStr where possible * refactor(tauri-cli): Deref Arc early * refactor(tauri-cli): lock config before passing to build::setup() * refactor(tauri-build, tauri-utils): bettern pattern matching and borrowing * refactor(tauri-cli): dont need Arc if already have static * fix(tauri-cli): race condition initializing static flag, remove unnecessary OnceLock * refactor(tauri-cli): use expect * refactor(tauri-cli): remove unnecessary OnceLock * refactor(tauri-cli): better use of dunce api * refactor(tauri-cli): rename
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