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vhs forces nothing. Seems to me direct interaction with the tool that changed is far less trouble than editing a script in an attempt to match the I/O involved
by jagged-chisel 4y ago
vhs forces nothing. Seems to me direct interaction with the tool that changed is far less trouble than editing a script in an attempt to match the I/O involved with a command.
- naikrovek 4y agoi forgot to mention that i was thinking of the vhs tool being used in a ci/cd pipeline, where it can be automated. a broken vhs script will be obvious to any viewer of the resulting movie. asciinema doesn’t let you do this, to my knowledge; you have to manually update the movie if you want to update the movie. editing the script which generates the movie is reproduceable and defining another thing in code, which can be checked in and reviewed. manual steps can take a hike; i’m getting things done via automation, here. computers work for me, not the other way around.