We've been working on all the shortcomings in `pixi`: pixi.sh
It's very fast, comes with lockfiles and a project-based approach. Also comes with a `global` mode where you can install tools into sandboxed environments.
It's very fast, comes with lockfiles and a project-based approach. Also comes with a `global` mode where you can install tools into sandboxed environments.
When I go to https://prefix.dev, the "Get Started Quickly" section has what looks like a terminal window, but the text inside is inscrutable. What do they various lines mean? There's directories, maybe commands, check boxes... I don't get it. It doesn't look like a shell despite the Terminal wrapping box.
Below that I see that there's a pixi.toml, but I don't really want a new toml or yml file, there's enough repository lice to confuse new people on projects already.
Any time spent educating on packaging is time not spent on discovery, and is an impediment to onboarding.
Discord is predominately blocked on a corporate networks. Artifactory ( & Nexus) are very common in corporate environments. Corporate proxies are even more common. This is why I'd hesitate. These are common use cases (albeit corporate) that may not be readily available in the docs.