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What are the migration paths between them?

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What are the migration paths between them?

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There are no migration paths between tw93/pake and vadimcn/codelldb — these are two entirely separate projects serving different purposes:

tw93/pake ([README excerpt]):

  • A tool to convert webpages into cross-platform desktop applications
  • Built with Rust + Tauri, focused on packaging web UIs as standalone apps
  • Produces installers for macOS, Windows, and Linux
  • CLI-driven, configuration-based workflow

vadimcn/codelldb ([src/codelldb/Cargo.toml]):

  • A debugger adapter/IDE plugin for LLDB (Low Level Debugger)
  • Built with Rust, designed as a backend debugging service
  • Integrates with code editors via the Debug Adapter Protocol
  • Handles symbol resolution, process debugging, and debugger communication

Why no migration paths exist:

  1. Different problem domains: Pake solves app packaging; CodeLLDB solves debugging
  2. Different users: Pake targets web developers wanting desktop apps; CodeLLDB targets IDE users needing native code debugging
  3. Different architectures: Pake's pipeline involves Tauri builds and installers [bin/builders/BaseBuilder.ts]; CodeLLDB's involves LLDB symbol management and protocol handlers [src/lldb-stub/build.rs:L20-L69]
  4. No shared dependencies or architecture: CodeLLDB has no Tauri or web-packaging dependencies; Pake has no debugger functionality

If you're working with both tools, they'd be used in complementary contexts (e.g., develop a Pake app, then debug native Tauri internals with CodeLLDB), but one doesn't migrate into the other.

FOLLOW_UPS:

  • What's the CLI workflow for packaging with Pake?
  • How does CodeLLDB integrate with VS Code debugging?
  • What are Pake's platform-specific build differences?

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