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universal script generation for assembly, launcher, and release that run on linux and windows #264
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@LolHens Thanks for following up on this. Not sure if you are done, but I gave it a spin. I (purposely) tried running the generated
I also tried running the generated
So it seems the approach that you used for com-lihaoyi/Ammonite#781 is more robust. Since the script is supposed to be universal for both sh and cmd, can you also remove Also, can you make |
The error you are running into indeed seems very strange. I ran the version I just pushed on my windows system and on a redhat linux machine and it worked fine. |
I don't really know why the build failed. |
Can you try running |
Unfortunately I don't have access to that machine right now so I ran the tests on a local debian installation but I couldn't get all of the tests to succeed there. |
I just tried it again locally on macOS and linux, and tests passed (didn't clean out |
Very nice, thanks! Should I make a pr to change the generated script in ammonite according to this so that the code is equivalent? |
That would be great! |
* changed the method used to skip the script for the other platform to be in sync with com-lihaoyi/mill#264 * set shebang parameter to be false by default * updated docs on how to prepend the shebang line on linux and added info on how to download on windows
@robby-phd it seems as of this commit we stopped uploading windows bat files to |
Oh ok, got it |
As a follow-up to com-lihaoyi/Ammonite#781 this pr generates scripts that can run on linux shell and windows cmd.
It merges the shell and batch scripts introduced in #243.
Feedback is always welcome!