ryenus
ryenus
Tested using dash, both `nvm ls` and `nvm ls-remote` work as expected. Interestingly that with this change `nvm ls-remote` is now faster than `nvm ls`.
Indeed, I just pushed a change to substitute newlines with `|` when passed through `awk -v`. And now it works well with `/usr/bin/awk` on Mac.
BTW. about the failing tests on Travis, is it related to [this comment][1]? [1]: https://github.com/nodejs/node/issues/42351#issuecomment-1068424442
@ljharb, any chance to fix the Travis jobs? Or do we really have to wait for the currently broken CI? Asking because `nvm_print_versions` is only used in `nvm ls` and...
> I'm probably going to try to migrate off of travis soon, since we've been blocked for months. Great, glad that we've moving forward, thank you!
More on the performance issue with some nvm commands: * ### `nvm_ls` vs `nvm ls` ``` $ time nvm_ls >/dev/null real 0m0.159s user 0m0.081s sys 0m0.098s $ time nvm ls...
To improve the performance of `nvm ls-remote`, how about implementing it in awk?
> @ryenus it already uses awk, but I’m sure it could do so more efficiently since I’m not an awk expert. Happy to review a PR. @ljharb here comes the...
_Is there anyway to clear the selected watch folder?_ #### Edit Found it, the stored preferences can be manipulated via * `defaults read com.mortenjust.Drop-to-GIF` * `defaults delete com.mortenjust.Drop-to-GIF`
I'm looking for something like the automated, or more streamlined version of the `s` command. so whenever the input is from pipe, the buffer is automatically saved, to some predefined...