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So... it does all the things regular "setup.sh" script does, but in the non-standard fashion, without any error handling or debugging capabilities? I recommen

• d26900 6y ago
  Oh gosh, I wasn't aware of "setup.sh" up until now. へ（>_<へ) *facepalm* Yes, you are right, my tool is pretty much redundant now (w/o any error handling as you rightfully pointed out). Anyhow, good riddance, and thanks for your valuable feedback! (This is so embarrassing and painful at the same time for me, but in a good way.)
  • d26900 6y ago
    I archived this repository now: https://github.com/d26900/Workman/issues/1 https://github.com/d26900/Workman/issues/1
• zufallsheld 6y ago
  What is this setup.sh you're talking about? Got any links?
  • theamk 6y ago
    this is any old shell script named setup.sh here is a random example: https://github.com/emoncms/vagrant/blob/master/provision/setup.sh https://github.com/emoncms/vagrant/blob/master/provision/set... in this particular case (a single apt install call), one would only need lines 1 and 15 of that file as an extra bonus, I like putting "set -x" (print commands before executing) and maybe "set -e" (stop after first error)
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