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| rcmlz | Thanks. Looking at 360.zef.pm/stats.json I see that the string "AccountableBagHash" is contained in the json whereas "Prime" is not. | 12:48 | |
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| tonyo | something is malfunctioning with the runner | 15:40 | |
| and i'm out of sorts with it since i'm moving everything to a new server (the lambda mechanism we're using for the backend disappears from AWS in january so this is my priority at the moment) | 15:41 | ||
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| rcmlz | I was wondering if it would be possible to generate three new tags: "linux", "macos" and "windows" indicating if the latest release of a module can be installed using "zef install Module::Name" | 19:56 | |
| Currently it is not clear for users (like me), if I can use a module on all three operating systems. | |||
| One approach could be to daily install all modules using a github workflow (assuming it can be done in less than 6 hours), generating a JSON like | 19:57 | ||
| ```{ | |||
| "Benchmark": ["w", "m", "l"], | |||
| "Grammar::Common": ["w", "m", "l"], | |||
| "HTTP::Tiny": ["w", "m", "l"], | |||
| "App::Mi6": [m", "l"], | |||
| "App::Prove6": [m", "l"] | |||
| }``` | |||
| so same approach as for the number of downloads. | 19:58 | ||
| Any thoughts or ideas on this? | 19:59 | ||
| I played around with this for modules I use. github.com/rcmlz/Raku-Module-Health-Check | 20:00 | ||
| but I assume having an easy way to tell linux/macos/windows cmpatibility would be beneficial for many users of zef and raku.land | 20:01 | ||
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| tonyo | i have, in the works, a matrix of raku versions/backend/dist/os usability | 21:18 | |
| it's not quite ready for public consumption, either | |||
| oses are: osX, debian, openbsd, and windows | |||
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