Mark Tiedemann

Here's a random experiment on how you could distribute a "one-line batch installer": https://github.com/MarkTiedemann/deno-batch-installer

ref https://github.com/denoland/deno/issues/1583

@HenrySabio Did you `source` your `.bashrc`? Might be a dup of denoland/deno#6199 (which may be fixed by https://github.com/denoland/deno_install/pull/149).

> This would not solve this issue. I only have 1 `.bashrc` file. So reloading the file would just reload the same file. Whenever you edit your `.bashrc`, you need...

@nebrelbug You mentioned dvm by @justjavac. There exist other competing Deno Version Managers, of course - all with different features, designs, and properties. Here's a quick overview of version managers...

@divy-work How is downloading the `.zip` lazy? That's manual work, whereas if you use the installer, it does the work for you automatically. So I think it's the other way...

> I still feel this is not needed. I think the two linked issues above show that this may be helpful for beginners. Most Windows users have extracted a zip-file...

As a work-around, you can download https://deno.land/x/install/install.ps1, edit the file and set `-Proxy` (`-ProxyCredential` / `-ProxyUseDefaultCredentials`) for all other `Invoke-WebRequest` invocations, then run `.\install.ps1`. Note that you can also manually...

Something like this might help: ```diff echo "Deno was installed successfully to $exe" - if command -v deno >/dev/null; then + if [ "$(which deno)" = "$exe" ]; then echo...

Since you don't have Cisco AnyConnect `vpncli.exe` installed at `C:/Program Files (x86)/Cisco/Cisco AnyConnect Secure Mobility Client/vpncli.exe`, you must provide a different `exe` option pointing to your AnyConnect installation location. Duplicate...