For better bash-less Windows support,ctx.actions.run_shell could add command_bat (with the same behavior as genrule's cmd_bat) and command_ps (with the same behavior as genrule's cmd_ps).
This would, in particular, considerably simplify skylib's Windows support, where currently we are forced to write and execute temporary .bat files on Wind
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Currently, when using explicit cache a single cache image can be specified to read from. It could be useful to have a priority-ordered list of images to check for cache hits. @mattste provided this use case:
I'm attempting to do pull request previews where each pull request has its own Docker image. For pull requests that update a dependency (such as a package.json or mix.lock),
One of the consumers of our system uses curly braces for content replacement in strings.
Due to the way that SD currently uses curly braces in the build process there is no way I can have a string that includes the braces for consumption.
I have tried a number of ways to escape the braces with no luck
Other languages and templating systems seem to use the concept of using double curly b
Pants uses lots of PEXes "internally", which are never exported for users to consume. Since these are implementation details, we have free-reign to choose an internal-default PEX compression level... and some values can make a considerable difference in performance.
To experiment/adjust for "internal only", logic similar to the logic for PEX's `lay
It would be nice if doit could use as many processes as there are CPUs instead of only a hardcoded number.
Here are a few good candidate packages to get working with fpm first, that are relatively simple (and so possible to package soon), yet very useful.
It's kind of stupid that we currently use the C++ compiler to link. This is done solely because we use the C++ compiler for the tests anyway. However, you're much more likely to have a C compiler than a C++ compiler, so it makes sense to use the C compiler instead.
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I'm on a 14" macbook M1 pro and get the following error when trying to run a freshly downloaded/installed meteor 2.5.3:
From the blogpost announcing meteor 2.5.1 I would expect meteor to work on my machine.
Given that I'm on an M1, the er