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well, no more — agner is pretty much providing a seamless experience to erlang users. For example, in order to use entop command line utility, you had to clone
by yrashk 16y ago
well, no more — agner is pretty much providing a seamless experience to erlang users.
For example, in order to use entop command line utility, you had to clone two repos, build both of them and use that script from the directory where you built entop. And lots of erlang packages are like that.
With agner, you just do $ agner install entop
and you're done, it's in your PATH