Add COCKLE_WASM_EXTRA_CHANNEL env var to get wasm command packages from an extra channel #79
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Add new environment variable
COCKLE_WASM_EXTRA_CHANNELused when building a deployment to look in an extra Emscripten-forge channel, remotely or locally, as well as the default channels. This is useful when trying to build new wasm commands in a local Emscripten-forgerecipesrepo.For example, if I have my local Emscripten-forge recipes repo in
~/github/emscripten-forge/recipesthen to build thedemohere I could use:COCKLE_WASM_EXTRA_CHANNEL=~/github/emscripten-forge/recipes/output npm run buildand the
cockle-commandoutput when served is: