Parithosh was trying to run his own fork of eth2-package with his own fork of the eth-network-package. He manually went and replaced some occurrences of kurtosis-tech with parithosh but he didn't get all of them and that was confusing for him as it still seemed to run old versions of the code instead of his changes
I went and ran
find . -type f -name '*.star' -exec sed -i '' s/kurtosis-tech/parithosh/g {} +
to catch them all and have suggested the changes to him
Desired behaviour
Either suggest the sed workflow or have a way of doing replaces in the kurtosis.yml
Barnabas ran into this! He will be plus one'ing this or adding a comment. In his case he wanted the eth2-package to depend on a branch of the eth-network-package
Background & motivation
Parithosh was trying to run his own fork of eth2-package with his own fork of the eth-network-package. He manually went and replaced some occurrences of
kurtosis-tech
withparithosh
but he didn't get all of them and that was confusing for him as it still seemed to run old versions of the code instead of his changesI went and ran
find . -type f -name '*.star' -exec sed -i '' s/kurtosis-tech/parithosh/g {} +
to catch them all and have suggested the changes to him
Desired behaviour
Either suggest the
sed
workflow or have a way of doingreplaces
in the kurtosis.ymlHow important is this to you?
Painful; the lack of this feature makes using Kurtosis frictionful.