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I tried taking a quick peak at the source but am still not sure what is intended for registration. I tried the following, for instance:
[nix-shell:~/workspace/Free]$ inigo register
usage: Inigo <command> <...args>
archive <pkg_file> <out_file>: Archive a given package
build <code-gen=node>: Build program under given code gen
build-deps: Build all deps
exec ...args: Execute program with given args [WIP codegen]
extract <archive_file> <out_path>: Extract a given archive to directory
fetch-deps <server>: Fetch and build all deps (opts: --no-build, --dev)
init <namespace> <package>: Initialize a new project with given namespace and package name
login <server>: Login to an account
pull <server> <package_ns> <package_name> <version?>: Pull a package from remote
push <server> <pkg_file>: Push a package to remote
register <server>: Register an account namespace
test: Run tests via IdrTest
[nix-shell:~/workspace/Free]$ inigo register inigo.pm
usage: Inigo <command> <...args>
archive <pkg_file> <out_file>: Archive a given package
build <code-gen=node>: Build program under given code gen
build-deps: Build all deps
exec ...args: Execute program with given args [WIP codegen]
extract <archive_file> <out_path>: Extract a given archive to directory
fetch-deps <server>: Fetch and build all deps (opts: --no-build, --dev)
init <namespace> <package>: Initialize a new project with given namespace and package name
login <server>: Login to an account
pull <server> <package_ns> <package_name> <version?>: Pull a package from remote
push <server> <pkg_file>: Push a package to remote
register <server>: Register an account namespace
test: Run tests via IdrTest
Perhaps I missed some step prior, though as I understood it the register command is independent of other commands being run first.
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Ah great point (this is from early testing). Right now, you need to point at a local dev server or the main prod server. So inigo register prod is what you're looking for. The CLI will likely be overhauled in due time.
Hi,
I tried taking a quick peak at the source but am still not sure what is intended for registration. I tried the following, for instance:
Perhaps I missed some step prior, though as I understood it the
register
command is independent of other commands being run first.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: