I tried to install jpm on my OpenBSD machine with an updated [open]bsd_config.janet: :manpath (string prefix "/man/man1") and :gitpath "got" instead of git.
OpenBSD is developing got as a nice, no-nonsense (no git column for example) alternative to git.
While the bootstrap installation works as expected, installing a module does not.
$ doas jpm install spork
doas (luca@hostname) password:
got: unknown option -- C
usage: got [-hV] command [arg ...]
error: command failed with non-zero exit code 1
in os/execute [src/core/os.c] on line 1391
in shell [/usr/local/lib/janet/jpm/shutil.janet] (tailcall) on line 132, column 5
in update-git-bundle [/usr/local/lib/janet/jpm/pm.janet] on line 159, column 7
in download-git-bundle [/usr/local/lib/janet/jpm/pm.janet] on line 177, column 5
in download-bundle [/usr/local/lib/janet/jpm/pm.janet] on line 204, column 10
in bundle-install [/usr/local/lib/janet/jpm/pm.janet] on line 217, column 13
in resolve-bundle-name [/usr/local/lib/janet/jpm/pm.janet] on line 118, column 20
in resolve-bundle [/usr/local/lib/janet/jpm/pm.janet] on line 148, column 9
in bundle-install [/usr/local/lib/janet/jpm/pm.janet] on line 216, column 4
in install [/usr/local/lib/janet/jpm/commands.janet] (tailcall) on line 199, column 20
in run-main [boot.janet] on line 3975, column 16
in cli-main [boot.janet] on line 4128, column 17
Got doesn't have a -C flag, nor does it need one; if we run cd in a subshell, the script can fetch in there without affecting the parent's current directory. There is also the very handy cd - on UNIX :)
I think this would be a good first commit for Janet by myself. What do you think about supporting got or rewriting the git-functions in a modular way so both commands work as expected?
I tried to install jpm on my OpenBSD machine with an updated [open]bsd_config.janet:
:manpath (string prefix "/man/man1")
and:gitpath "got"
instead ofgit
.OpenBSD is developing got as a nice, no-nonsense (no git column for example) alternative to git.
While the bootstrap installation works as expected, installing a module does not.
Got doesn't have a -C flag, nor does it need one; if we run
cd
in a subshell, the script canfetch
in there without affecting the parent's current directory. There is also the very handycd -
on UNIX :)I think this would be a good first commit for Janet by myself. What do you think about supporting
got
or rewriting the git-functions in a modular way so both commands work as expected?