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Why are you still using $OLD_BUILD_SYSTEM? You should update the build system to $NEW_BUILD_SYSTEM_1 or NEW_BUILD_SYSTEM2.
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Why are you still using $OLD_BUILD_SYSTEM? You should update the build system to $NEW_BUILD_SYSTEM_1 or NEW_BUILD_SYSTEM2.
Make no comment.
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Issue title: I want ot be able to just quick install program like in a packagemanager with a single command insted of plugin add then install then add to global
I have a lot of tool to install so i wan to be able to have a cli simple instead of program1 plugin add $tooltoinstall && program1 install $tooltoinstall latest && program1 global $tooltoinstall latest and when i try program1 on first run i want to be able to just program1 install programname and by default it add or propose to add the plugin and make it local or global by default.
Issue title: Quick install asdf plugin (like in a package manager) with a single command
I have a lot of tool to install so I want to be able to have a CLI simple install. Instead of:program1 plugin add $tool_to_install program1 install $tool_to_install latest program1 global $tool_to_install latestI just wantprogram1 install programnameand by default it add or propose to add the plugin and make it local or global by default.
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--quietis an improvement over>/dev/nullwhen checking the exit code to check for a string's existence. Using the former better ensures grep does not return an exit code that is unrelated to condition that a substring or regex is contained within a target string (which is the actual semantics of these particular command executions).