Yonas Kolb

@acecilia maybe https://github.com/swiftbrew/Swiftbrew could help you out?

Missing pinning in Homebrew is one of the main reasons I created Mint 😄 Are you proposing Mint auto updating/downgrading itself? For my purposes I usually just have a script...

Would be good to see a proposal for how this carries over into the command line arguments as well

This should be fine for anyone migrating from Swift 5.0+ to anything higher. Can someone confirm on Linux?

What's the error? Works ok for me and others

Depending on the error I could suggest reinstalling mint?

Thanks for the tip @alexanderzhigulich. Another way then would be to force a reinstall ``` mint install xcodegen --force ```

Any resources can just be accessed with relative paths eg `"scripts"` or `"../scripts"`. Let me know if that doesn't work

Actually that might be incorrect, perhaps it's `Bundle.main.bundlePath + "/scripts"`

I think that setting the `RESOURCE_PATH` to an absolute path will make it more easily usuable. In regards to where the resources should be linked to, this should be changed...