They probably don't have logs? Yeah, because... *cough* *cough* 😉

No worries, doesn't affect the bit you're concerned with 😉

Right now I'm downloading & extracting to disk, then calling docker buildx.

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I'm pretty sure that I can build the tarballs and skip a step 😉

I want to build an OCI server with tags piped through from GitHub api, then generate images on-demand, but that may be too slow.

I'm thinking about packing them into an OCI package...

I have a `feature/oci` branch that can build multi-os/arch docker container images with just base + bin from the download.

But I want a multi-os/arch "installer" that would use the same (last) OCI layer as the source.

Yes to both of those. Most of these apps don't have extra assemblies -- at least the ones I can think of.

Right now I'm just copying everything:

foreach($File in Get-ChildItem $FromDir -File -Recurse) {
sudo mv -f $File.FullName $ToDir
sudo chmod +x "$ToDir/$($File.Name)"

Right, exactly, and on windows that's easy, because I install all the tools to a folder. But on posix systems, I've been installing to /usr/bin —because it's easier than permanently updating the PATH

I've always thought we should outlaw HOAs, on account of them seeing up mini-towns within towns, but this takes the cake.

Yeah, parameter with env variable default would be nice.

I am also using this to install tools in build pipelines (where I don't need to scan things, because they're well trusted stuff like flux, oras, regal), but I think I need a better (more cache-enabled) solution for that.

That sounds like an extra function we could add...

I'm also working on a new version of my PowerLine prompt module that lets you use those blocks to build prompts. It's way easier to use and troubleshoot than the example script, but this is a huge change so the docs need work...

github.com/Jaykul/Power...

www.powershellgallery.com/packages/Pow...