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they have a legitimate use case for docker
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Amazing. As though I can see the symmetry argument for both shim and local-shim, the use cases I have in mind would all be served well with shims on ~/.local/ (and not sure you want to call the command simply shim or local-shim, the former seems good enough to me).
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if we mirrored install/local-install then |
Yes. I have no strong feelings in either direction. Your call and let me know if I can help somehow. |
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I note that I wrote a mash script to install shims. However I don’t have a problem with this addition. Just that it is going to make formalizing a pkgm-1.0 a little trickier. Currently |
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Needs a README update |
Done. |
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Maybe a more future-proof solution would be to name the command as |
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they have a legitimate use case for docker
see discussion beginning: https://discord.com/channels/1175095878818742316/1175095879435296820/1345155016629157888
@mxcl: i think this should follow the install/local-install split, but duplicating and de-duplicating all the sudo code felt too much for a proof-of-concept. if we like this, I can do it, however.