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Why? Then you have to run the whole thing in Docker. That's a wholly unnecessary extra dependency. Besides, this modality of installation already has precedent
by dlivingston 7y ago
Why? Then you have to run the whole thing in Docker. That's a wholly unnecessary extra dependency.
Besides, this modality of installation already has precedent with Brew and Rust.
- sandGorgon 7y agoI'm talking about the cryptographically verified part. Either you are using a package manager to manage versions, roll back, lock versions,etc. Or you use docker. Not entirely sure if a standalone script with no versioning is the best way to do this in day and age.