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Great piece of software that I basically use for scripting/notebooking. Been writing C# so long it's my lingua franca and this tool lets me do pretty much ever
by rjbwork 2y ago
Great piece of software that I basically use for scripting/notebooking. Been writing C# so long it's my lingua franca and this tool lets me do pretty much everything (except actual shell scripting for use on e.g. build servers and deployment pipelines) in C#.
- gdev_gabe 2y agonot sure if this is what you meant, but you can run linq files from the command line!
- NicoJuicy 2y agoThrough lprun ofc
- rjbwork 2y agoYeah for sure. I do set up crons on my local machine using linqpad scripts every now and then, because it's just my special little snowflake one off. But for Devops, build pipelines, etc. I prefer something a little more universally applicable and legible and that doesn't require a runtime. So bash is usually my approach there. Sometimes PowerShell if I know I'm going to be running it on a Windows box anyway. Much as I love C#, if I came into an environment and all the Devops/CI/CD was done using Linqpad and lprun I'd immediately wonder what in the actual fuck I had gotten myself into, lol.