Casey Rodarmor
Casey Rodarmor
I like this! It's implicit in the example, but maybe say explicitly that the combination of USER + DOMAIN should be rendered as an email address, i.e., `USER@DOMAIN`.
Another thought: the parsing of `USER@DOMAIN` is pretty trivial, but how to do it should be mentioned.
I think this is reasonable. I would call the flag `--choose-group` just to be slightly less verbose.
Whoops, didn't mean to close!
I think the issue is that `!` is a special character in the shell. Try putting them together and quoting them: `-g '!/volume1/iso/OMV/openmediavault_6.0.24-amd64.iso'`.
What's the error?
Hmmm, I honestly don't remember how exclusion patterns work. Does a relative path work, either `-g! OMV/openmediavault_6.0.24-amd64.iso` or `-g!openmediavault_6.0.24-amd64.iso`?
You're not alone in being confused 😅 The dependency on `cygpath.exe` is because cygwin is maybe the most common way to get a `sh` available so you could use `just`....
I opened #2602 to document in one place how `cygpath.exe` is used. Returning Windows paths for all functions except `invocation_directory()` (`invocation_directory_native()` will return the Windows path) is the intended behavior....
Very cool! Would it be possible for `cargo-binstall` to look for releases both with and without a `v` prefix? just used to use the `v` prefix, but I found that...