Patrick Spek

There is no more Makefile, but the Bash variant could do something like this. However, I don't want to "just" do it, but perhaps a command to open an issue...

The `No meta file located` seems to indicate that `fetch` failed to actually download the sources. Do you have the logs of fetch, and can you reproduce this with `RSTAR_DEBUG=1`...

I just pulled `master` on my laptop, ran the `rstar clean -s; rstar fetch` and can't reproduce this. I cannot reproduce this on my desktop at home either.

You can try to give more information about your system, and try to `git clone` the repositories in question manually.

fwiw, I just set up a new Debian (10) server, for use with the Raku bots, and I was not able to reproduce this again, using the latest `master`.

A "recent" git means wildly different things depending on your situation, please try to be explicit in all cases. The git commands aren't exactly shown, but that can be added....

I've added `Inline::Perl5` in my local tree to test it out, but it fails for me with the following error: ``` [2021-01-07T00:19:54] Installing Inline-Perl5 Failed to open file /home/tyil/projects/personal/rakudo-star/src/rakudo-star-modules/Inline-Perl5/resources/libraries/libp5helper.so: No...

I spot a `*** Signal 11` in the paste you linked. This particular signal has it's own section in [the FreeBSD manual](https://www.freebsd.org/doc/en_US.ISO8859-1/books/faq/troubleshoot.html#idp45919736). I see that you're using a Raspberry Pi...

It's rather slow with highlighting in regular vim 8 in combination with `vim-perl6` as well. On my system it doesn't freeze by scrolling, but I can see a core having...

Preferably, I'd like much more customisation and extensibility, but for now, just this should do fine for me. I wanted to change the credits to read "Credits to", as that...