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So does an amber script after it's been compiled, that's the whole point. You can tweak it and inspect it if you want. Realistically though you'll probably rege
by beeb 2mo ago
So does an amber script after it's been compiled, that's the whole point. You can tweak it and inspect it if you want. Realistically though you'll probably regenerate it and copy the new compiled version over. But you can do both.
- jeremyjh 2mo agoIs it? There is no example of what the compiled output looks like in the website or github. Just because its bash doesn't mean its suitable to be maintained in bash.