(Partly inspired by How to pin dhall-haskell version?)
OCaml has opam, Rust has rustup, Haskell now has ghcup (and Rust and Haskell have script installers as well).
Something of that sort might be worthwhile for Dhall?
(Partly inspired by How to pin dhall-haskell version?)
OCaml has opam, Rust has rustup, Haskell now has ghcup (and Rust and Haskell have script installers as well).
Something of that sort might be worthwhile for Dhall?
@vmchale: I guess the main question is what it would provide beyond the dhall
executable. It seems like it would be just as easy to download the dhall
executable as it would be to download a dhallup
tool
My plan would be to make it something like rustup (less familiar with opam?), managing multiple versions (uninstallation) and maybe giving dhall-lsp-server
?
I guess with dhall
itself it is less needed since ghc
comes with many files…
Yeah, if it includes multiple executables (e.g. at least dhall
and dhall-lsp-server
) then it makes sense to provide a tool to install and/or switch between multiple versions.