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I think this https://github.com/ReilySiegel/bear program should also work with bb from source:
bb -cp src -m reilysiegel.bear
but I don't have the right linux to run it since it shells out to systemctl.nnn (filemanager) plugin with babashka: https://twitter.com/01k/status/1277162195789312002
@borkdude i tried bear on a nixos machine (vm) with the static bb (0.1.3). i got no output (error or otherwise). so may be it does run?
this is a vm though, so it's probably not that interesting for testing a utility like this i presume
sorry if this has been answered before (can’t search very deep in the history here) but are there any plans to have Babashka support spec
out of the box?
Spec will probably not be included until it's out of alpha, although I will experiment with it and see how far I can get. Until then you can use https://github.com/borkdude/spartan.spec.