In some situations, notably in some package managers like hermit, which have installers which don't add the "kotlinc" binary so they won't have kotlin-native and kotlin-regular packages conflict, they end up with someone needing to explicitly point at "kotlinc-jvm" to invoke it. kscript makes an assumption that "kotlinc" will exist in "KOTLIN_HOME" and that isn't always true.
Is there a possibility to allow for a "--kotlinc-binary" flag so an alternative can be used. Or switch kscript to use kotlinc-jvm if that is, indeed, the actual dependency?
In some situations, notably in some package managers like hermit, which have installers which don't add the "kotlinc" binary so they won't have kotlin-native and kotlin-regular packages conflict, they end up with someone needing to explicitly point at "kotlinc-jvm" to invoke it. kscript makes an assumption that "kotlinc" will exist in "KOTLIN_HOME" and that isn't always true.
Is there a possibility to allow for a "--kotlinc-binary" flag so an alternative can be used. Or switch kscript to use kotlinc-jvm if that is, indeed, the actual dependency?