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Fully agreed. So... As long as we're talking about the shell, when will we be able to interact with sourcehut entirely from the command line? Right now I'm par
by luord 6y ago
Fully agreed.
So... As long as we're talking about the shell, when will we be able to interact with sourcehut entirely from the command line? Right now I'm particularly looking at managing build secrets.
Being able to use it entirely from the command line is the only thing sourcehut lacks for it to become the best code/project/build management tool. At least for me anyway[1]; I'm aware that sourcehut's idiosyncrasies are not for everyone.
On that note, is anyone aware of any such platform that can be managed entirely from the command line? The one that comes closest is the github CLI, I think, and even that one still requires a browser flow for logging in and getting the token[2].
[1]: I am aware that I could dive into the code and maybe contribute this myself but a) there might be plans for this already; I believe there's an issue where it was discussed and b) I don't have nearly enough time to commit to it.
[2]: I know that this is very nitpicky of me, but I do truly want a tool like this; I think it'd be awesome.
- ddevault 6y agoWe have a shell for builds.sr.ht over SSH: https://git.sr.ht/~sircmpwn/builds.sr.ht/tree/master/master-shell https://git.sr.ht/~sircmpwn/builds.sr.ht/tree/master/master-... You can use it to, for example, do `ssh builds@builds.sr.ht submit < build.yml` Expaning this to support secret management would be cool.