Chris McGee
Chris McGee
Note that the open source macOS toolchains available from swift.org will require at least the command-line tools to be installed so that there is the macOS SDK available. See #312...
This would be a really useful feature, for sure!
@louisunlimited I think that it would be preferable to do something that's more structured that bare links to the toolchain tarball. It would need some investigation to see if there...
The GitHub API has been dropped in swiftly. Closing this issue.
The macOS toolchains are offered in the `.pkg` installer format on swift.org and typically, people would install them in the root volume under `/Library/Developer/Toolchains`. Since swiftly is a user-level toolchain...
There's been some developments in this area. The toolchain directory can be specified with the `SWIFTLY_TOOLCHAINS_DIR` on both macOS and Linux after #326 is released. Also, the swiftly pkg can...
> Should absolute paths starting with brew --prefix be accepted as well? Absolute paths in general? Why is it so important to run validateLinked(ctx) every time in the first place?...
I think that this should be better now. The uninstall is now a mechanism to get corrupted states back into a working one.
With #321 I hope that this kind of occurrence should be reduced since swiftly's bin dir will no longer be on the path after proxying, or `swift run` the build...
Overall, this looks good. question: where does the nu profile get modified so that when you start a new nu login shell you get the updated PATH and environment variables?...