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This release brings various improvements and features whose need was fleshed out by the scie-pants project.
Support is added for:
New placeholders:
{scie.base}: The current SCIE_BASE.
{scie.files.<name>}: Another way to say {<name>}.
{scie.files.<name>:hash}: The sha256 hash of the named file.
{scie.bindings.<name>:<key>}: The output named <key> of the named binding.
For the last, bindings have access to a SCIE_BINDING_ENV environment variable pointing to a
file they can write <key>=<value> lines to propagate binding information via the {scie.bindings.<name>:<key>} placeholder.
Environment sensitive bindings:
Binding commands are now locked based on the content hash of their env, exe and args. This
allows for binding commands that are still guaranteed to run only once, but once for each unique
context.
This discussion was created from the release scie-jump 0.6.0.
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0.6.0
This release brings various improvements and features whose need was fleshed out by the
scie-pants project.
Support is added for:
New placeholders:
{scie.base}
: The currentSCIE_BASE
.{scie.files.<name>}
: Another way to say{<name>}
.{scie.files.<name>:hash}
: The sha256 hash of the named file.{scie.bindings.<name>:<key>}
: The output named<key>
of the named binding.For the last, bindings have access to a
SCIE_BINDING_ENV
environment variable pointing to afile they can write
<key>=<value>
lines to propagate binding information via the{scie.bindings.<name>:<key>}
placeholder.Environment sensitive bindings:
Binding commands are now locked based on the content hash of their
env
,exe
andargs
. Thisallows for binding commands that are still guaranteed to run only once, but once for each unique
context.
This discussion was created from the release scie-jump 0.6.0.
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