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**pre-emptive apology**
I don't mean to be the "but what about Windows?" guy, but...
**problem statement**
Installing a local clj on Windows throws:
```
>bbin version
bbin 0.1.3
>bbin insta…
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From the README:
```
# TODO: Not implemented yet, but possibly supported in the future
$ bbin install https://gist.github.com/1d7670142f8117fa78d7db40a9d6ee80.git
$ bbin install git@gist.github.co…
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We already store pods in `~/.babashka/pods`. I think it would make sense to use the `~/.babashka/bbin` directory. This saves creating another bb-related directory on the top level of a user directory.…
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Like `bbin install`, but it doesn't save a script to to the `bbin bin` path. It just runs the `bb` command with the correct arguments.
```
$ bbin exec io.github.rads/watch --version
watch 0.0.4
``…
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```edn
{:bbin/bin {quickblog {:ns-default quickblog.api}}}
```
```shell
# `--tool` is implicit if the entry in `:bbin/bin` has an `:ns-default` and no `:main-opts`
bbin install io.github.borkdude…
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Follow up from https://github.com/babashka/bbin/issues/25.
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**Describe the bug**
Encountered this when building with gcc-5 (because of reasons beyond my control!).
```
/home/rayloom/Documents/dev/app/fltk/src/drivers/Cairo/Fl_Cairo_Graphics_Driver.cxx:…
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Right now adding `~/.bbin/bin` to `PATH` is a manual step in the `README`.
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Maybe something like this if we don't want to provide SHAs all the time:
```
# This fails with an untrusted URL error
bbin install io.github.foo/bar
# We can work around it by adding a "trusted …
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Right now this is a manual step in the `README`.