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This lets you run the script from a machine that does not have SSH keys to access a github account.
…cript This is helpful when replaying scripts/install-opam-builder.sh command manually. However, it introduces a duplication that hurts maintenance. I'm not sure how to invoke env.sh from install-opam-builder.sh correctly.
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These are three small changes I made to the opam-builder install script (which I have been using interactively instead of as a complete script):
env.shfile that I can call from scripts to always start in the same environmentgit@github...links byhttps://github...links to allow to run the script from a machine without SSH credentials