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direnv has 2 commands source_url and fetchurl. I haven't used these before but they will download files from the internet if you match them to a sha in your envrc config.
I haven't fully thought out how this would work, but I have an idea that we could make the direnv setup not involve installing rtx first. You could just copy a snippet into ~/.config/direnv/lib/use_rtx.sh that is capable of fetching rtx if it doesn't exist. It would probably need to fetch assets from github releases, or maybe we can put them on rtx.jdxcode.com.
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I don't know why I bothered using tar.gz (either tar or gz) for publishing the runtimes before. I think curl/netlify should automatically gzip the contents anways (I may need to configure something in netlify for this to work though, didn't seem to in my basic test).
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create bootstrap guide to direnv
create bootstrap guide for direnv setup
Feb 1, 2023
direnv has 2 commands source_url and fetchurl. I haven't used these before but they will download files from the internet if you match them to a sha in your envrc config.
I haven't fully thought out how this would work, but I have an idea that we could make the direnv setup not involve installing rtx first. You could just copy a snippet into
~/.config/direnv/lib/use_rtx.sh
that is capable of fetching rtx if it doesn't exist. It would probably need to fetch assets from github releases, or maybe we can put them on rtx.jdxcode.com.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: