Thomas Honeyman
Thomas Honeyman
The first two steps of the plan are complete but the third (Pursuit) is not yet done.
I’m not considering this solved until we actually do the legacy import — until then we can only estimate
I haven’t used act before so I’m not sure how to solve this. We use NPM because GitHub’s runners have node by default, and therefore npm; if act doesn’t have...
I can't remember why the `sudo` is there, although the explicit case statement on Windows vs. non-Windows makes me suspicious that there _is_ a reason for it. I'm happy to...
I'm happy to add it to the list of tools.
This function decides whether to fetch an exact version of a tool (because the user specified an exact version) or to look up the latest version in the versions file:...
@ptrfrncsmrph I think this is a nice start! It looks like you're understanding everything correctly. I think we might have to shuffle things around a bit more so that we...
If this is just a short-term solution, then we can just hardcode the compiler version into the branch, so anyone on the `purescript-0.14` branch is going to get the latest...
When the user supplies "latest" as their desired version for a tool, we look it up in the versions.json file (https://github.com/purescript-contrib/setup-purescript/blob/main/dist/versions.json). We do that rather than hit the GitHub API...
Unfortunately the registry does not include test directories by default (because build tools like Spago and Pulp ignore them) but we could reconsider that if you want to raise an...