The one or two commands that I think would make it useful, it doesn't have.
1. a command that lists the releases for a repo
2. a command that lists the info for a release
Without these, for:
> To get around this, specify the asset name with the --asset flag when installing with the --release or --pre-release flag(s).
I'll have to go to the Github release manually anyway, and when I'm there I could just copy the URL and download it.
or... why not let the user pick release and asset from a list when doing "parm install (username)/(repo)"?
> Don't actually try to install Parm using Parm. It is unsupported and may or may not work how it was intended. Use the install script in the README instead.
I actually did plan to open a menu to specify an asset to pick, but i got lazy and added the —-asset flag as kind of a compromise. You’re right though, and I’ll likely this sometime in the future (and I’ll also probably add shell autocompletion for asset names and release tags in non-interactive mode). Thanks for the feedback
The one or two commands that I think would make it useful, it doesn't have.
1. a command that lists the releases for a repo
2. a command that lists the info for a release
Without these, for:
> To get around this, specify the asset name with the --asset flag when installing with the --release or --pre-release flag(s).
I'll have to go to the Github release manually anyway, and when I'm there I could just copy the URL and download it.
or... why not let the user pick release and asset from a list when doing "parm install (username)/(repo)"?
> Don't actually try to install Parm using Parm. It is unsupported and may or may not work how it was intended. Use the install script in the README instead.
I find this warning pretty funny actually.
I actually did plan to open a menu to specify an asset to pick, but i got lazy and added the —-asset flag as kind of a compromise. You’re right though, and I’ll likely this sometime in the future (and I’ll also probably add shell autocompletion for asset names and release tags in non-interactive mode). Thanks for the feedback