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just seems to be very slow in updating currently. I have a tested solution, though.
Aliasing alias just='just --unstable' works (mostly) perfectly and just does not nag about it.
The only problem is that the default recipe in main.just errors out.
default:@just --list
This can be easily fixed by adding the --unstable flag to the command.
These are the two changes I'm proposing;
Replace the entirety of ublue-os-just.sh with alias just='just --unstable'
Make the default recipe in main.just
default:@just --unstable --list
Furthermore, instruct users to create a ~/.justfile with the following contents (maybe with a cat EOF command to make it extra easy).
!include /usr/share/ublue-os/just/main.just
!include /usr/share/ublue-os/just/nvidia.just
# only enable when using a custom image# !include /usr/share/ublue-os/just/custom.just
The current system is functional, but still feels more of a hack compared to this. I'm also positive the PR for just making it possible to use a environment variable to set the unstable mode won't be merged in a while, as the latest commit touching on the project's code is from January and development seems sluggish there. Not to even say about when the ìnclude directive would be made stable.
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I just closed the issue #27 on startingpoint and am moving it now here.
These are the two changes I'm proposing;
ublue-os-just.sh
withalias just='just --unstable'
main.just
Furthermore, instruct users to create a
~/.justfile
with the following contents (maybe with acat EOF
command to make it extra easy).The current system is functional, but still feels more of a hack compared to this. I'm also positive the PR for
just
making it possible to use a environment variable to set the unstable mode won't be merged in a while, as the latest commit touching on the project's code is from January and development seems sluggish there. Not to even say about when the ìnclude directive would be made stable.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: