Open mikemaccana opened 2 months ago
Would it be worthwhile to have a command to dump all system info?
Could be, but not sure how useful it would be compared to sharing a link about what you're looking for. It's very likely the person won't know about this command anyway, so you'll have to ask the person about running this command instead, which is an improvement I guess.
I don't understand "sharing a link about what you're looking for".
It sounds like my description was unclear, so to restate:
Can you please run
anchor --version
,solana --version
, andcargo --version
, also what OS and version are you using?
Please run
anchor --version
and paste the output here.
It's very likely the person won't know about this command anyway
I feel the same, that's why my inclination is to add it to anchor --version
I don't understand "sharing a link about what you're looking for".
It sounds like my description was unclear
It was pretty clear — the link comment was about sharing a link to a previous time you've asked someone about these versions, so that you don't have to repeat yourself each time.
Before
Can you please run
anchor --version
,solana --version
, andcargo --version
, also what OS and version are you using?After
Please run
anchor --version
and paste the output here.It's very likely the person won't know about this command anyway
I feel the same, that's why my inclination is to add it to
anchor --version
I'm not against it, just stating that this still results in asking the user about these versions in a slightly different way.
Oh I understand now, "Before" right now is the person trying to help saying "go https://here and run these commands and send me the output". Thanks!
Got it - some value, but not a huge amount. Will do it if I get time.
I notice on StackOverflow we often ask people for a whole bunch of system info to try and reproduce.
Would it be worthwhile to have a command to dump all system info?
We could do this in a new param
anchor --support
or just add it toanchor --version
Everything comes from
blah --version
, except OS info comes from eithersw_vers
orlsb_release -a
depending on what exists. We could add the PATH or whatever else.