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thanks you all for this project and also nits btw @ brianmcgee
I need a write a golang based formatter that can remove binaries files that build up in dev's mono repo's.
These are named .bin and .dep and get auto built when source code changes somewhere else. It's a real time CI / CD system. I dont use Nix btw.
I have no idea if this is possible with treefmt. Can someone point me in the right direction ?
I also have other formatters in mind for doing XML formatting, but that latter
As an aside, u discovered NITS and its exactly what I was already doing and so would like to try out NITS.
I actually use nats to do PUSH based updates on Servers, and was looking to write bus equivalents but for Desktops to allow upgrading Services on them.
treefmt might be useful for doing housekeeping on these remote machines also using a variety of formula's.
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thanks you all for this project and also nits btw @ brianmcgee
I need a write a golang based formatter that can remove binaries files that build up in dev's mono repo's.
These are named .bin and .dep and get auto built when source code changes somewhere else. It's a real time CI / CD system. I dont use Nix btw.
I have no idea if this is possible with treefmt. Can someone point me in the right direction ?
I also have other formatters in mind for doing XML formatting, but that latter
As an aside, u discovered NITS and its exactly what I was already doing and so would like to try out NITS.
I actually use nats to do PUSH based updates on Servers, and was looking to write bus equivalents but for Desktops to allow upgrading Services on them.
treefmt might be useful for doing housekeeping on these remote machines also using a variety of formula's.
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