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Remove apt commands from bindings generate script #1000
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We don't actually use apt in this script. And its possible apt is not the prefered package manager of the distro.
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Wooo PR number 1000! |
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We came across this in #997, which should simplify the script... It's not just weird to run sudo it's also that apt is not portable. |
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Ahh makes sense that this shouldn't have been in this script specifically with os variations, I pulled it out from the workflow file here 363d2b5#diff-092659a9bd0068791326fb1d08f005532e5aeb983b999a7bd32c51deee0a71d5L42-L43 should we put it back there since we are specifically working with an |
I moved this code incorrectly in payjoin#989 to a general binding build script but others not using a debian based system immediately ran into problems running this apt based package manager on their machine. It was removed in payjoin#1000 from the binding script but This probably should just be returned to the workflow it was originally.
I moved this code incorrectly in payjoin#989 to a general binding build script but others not using a debian based system immediately ran into problems running this apt based package manager on their machine. It was removed in payjoin#1000 from the binding script but This probably should just be returned to the workflow it was originally.
I moved this code incorrectly in payjoin#989 to a general binding build script but others not using a debian based system immediately ran into problems running this apt based package manager on their machine. It was removed in payjoin#1000 from the binding script but This probably should just be returned to the workflow it was originally.
We don't actually use apt in this script. And its possible apt is not the prefered package manager of the distro.
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