Akashdeep Dhar

Here's a binary for aarch64 that I built from the `master` branch of `exercism/cli`. [exercism-aarch64-v3.0.13.zip](https://github.com/exercism/cli/files/6099201/exercism-aarch64-v3.0.13.zip)

> And even though I still do not like the idea of having a not-managed-by-the-package-manager-program on the computer, I realy think, that creating a simple shell script, which downloads the...

I was trying to volunteer packaging the CLI for RPM based distributions with https://github.com/exercism/cli/issues/987 but now that you said that CLI would be more of a side-thing from v3 onward...

> And as no one wanted to build a new DEB for any possible combination of Ubuntu LTS and STS, Debian, and their spin-offs and a similar wild grown eco...

> Highly likely that the CLI will be maintained. It is the way that we get exercises developed locally, and the exercise downloaded from the platform. So glad to know...

> I have made a little bit of noise for you @t0xic0der Umm.. I'm not sure I understand what's being conveyed here, @kotp. 😅

> Some general comments: > > * The CI is still considered a "first class citizen" of Exercism, and that won't change. > * However, the editor does mean that...

There seems to be an already existing package for Fedora here. https://src.fedoraproject.org/rpms/exercism.

> We use GoReleaser to create portable binaries and provide snap and homebrew packages. It stops short of distro-specific RPM packaging. For that, we would need to add a build...

@BlueStarBRS, if you look into the codebase - the function for making changes into memory-resident variables is only targeting processes that are either called "GenshinImpact.exe" (for the global version) or...