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candied_scarf
6y ago
https://github.com/casey/just#janus they end up here https://github.com/casey/janus/tree/master/fetch
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candied_scarf
6y ago
i wont use this because the author sucks up all justfiles files with no way for a user to opt out and isnt fully clear on this. use it on some private or company thing that accidentally goes public, oops he has your file now in his repo. if
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candied_scarf
6y ago
except it needs someone very experienced with rust and compilers to fix which isnt me. even then if its ignored now whats to say a pr wont be too
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candied_scarf
6y ago
look at older releases. as mentioned the newest is missing for some reason.
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candied_scarf
6y ago
do they know windows bins are missing from the newest release?
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candied_scarf
6y ago
im still waiting for fixes for https://github.com/rust-lang/rust/issues/40552 and https://github.com/rust-lang/rust/issues/75263 in one of these releases lots of upvotes for th
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candied_scarf
6y ago
in my example they devalue them by hiding reported bugs
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GitHub discussions further gamify the platform
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6y ago
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Accessibility issues are feature requests not bugs
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candied_scarf
6y ago
the issue is they are very arbitrary in what they accept. an example: a couple articles i updated to add commands for new os, not changing content other than command blocks (to be clear they allow this and have a submission form for updates
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Ask HN: How to make Rust release binaries reproducible/private?
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6y ago
i am disappoint there isnt mention of more private/reproducible release binary output from compilation https://github.com/rust-lang/rust/issues/40552 https://github.com/rust-lang/rus
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candied_scarf
6y ago
I don't think the change really helped much. What if the maintainer didn't submit them simply because they just don't want to, this is deliberate with no technical reason this shouldn't be shared, still contradicting the
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Ask HN: Do you use OSS projects that cannot follow their own policies?
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