I've worked with bashly and it seemed like a good tool that could be on this list under the Shell Script Development section. I think it works similar to bashing ( from the description of the project ), but I haven't used bashing, so I cannot confirm it.
However, the catch is that the tool itself is a ruby gem which means one needs to install a ruby environment and then install the gem to use it.
I know it is kind of counter intuitive, but I'd still like to at least give it a shot and ask ( no harm in asking right? ) whether it is acceptable on this list. I know the shell script development list is already long enough that it does not need another "non-native" member to alienate.
Originally created by @shinenelson on GitHub (May 5, 2020).
Original GitHub issue: https://github.com/awesome-lists/awesome-bash/issues/51
I've worked with [`bashly`](https://github.com/DannyBen/bashly) and it seemed like a good tool that could be on this list under the [Shell Script Development](https://github.com/awesome-lists/awesome-bash#shell-script-development) section. I think it works similar to [`bashing`](https://github.com/xsc/bashing) ( from the description of the project ), but I haven't used `bashing`, so I cannot confirm it.
However, the catch is that the tool itself is a ruby gem which means one needs to install a ruby environment and then install the gem to use it.
I know it is kind of counter intuitive, but I'd still like to at least give it a shot and ask ( no harm in asking right? ) whether it is acceptable on this list. I know the shell script development list is already long enough that it does not need another "non-native" member to alienate.
I don't know for other awesome lists, but as far as I concerned I would say that bashly does apply.
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@aloisdg commented on GitHub (Nov 29, 2021):
I don't know for other awesome lists, but as far as I concerned I would say that bashly does apply.
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Originally created by @shinenelson on GitHub (May 5, 2020).
Original GitHub issue: https://github.com/awesome-lists/awesome-bash/issues/51
I've worked with
bashlyand it seemed like a good tool that could be on this list under the Shell Script Development section. I think it works similar tobashing( from the description of the project ), but I haven't usedbashing, so I cannot confirm it.However, the catch is that the tool itself is a ruby gem which means one needs to install a ruby environment and then install the gem to use it.
I know it is kind of counter intuitive, but I'd still like to at least give it a shot and ask ( no harm in asking right? ) whether it is acceptable on this list. I know the shell script development list is already long enough that it does not need another "non-native" member to alienate.
@aloisdg commented on GitHub (Nov 29, 2021):
I don't know for other awesome lists, but as far as I concerned I would say that bashly does apply.
@aloisdg commented on GitHub (Nov 29, 2021):
Bashly merged #66
@ajeetdsouza commented on GitHub (Nov 30, 2021):
@aloisdg does https://github.com/awesome-lists/awesome-bash/pull/53 apply here too?
@aloisdg commented on GitHub (Nov 30, 2021):
I will answer on #53