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Add a Node installer written in deno.
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Maybe add an installer written in Node too?
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That would be a nice feature.
But, adoption-wise, wouldn't a better move be putting some efforts in issuing a flatpak app for the linux community?! Moreover, flatpak's app isolation lines up with the philosophical boundaries to accessing the system that deno has, right!?
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Probably solved by denoland/deno#4328 ?
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As @kostadinnm suggested Flatpak, I suggest Snap too :)
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@ry if you don't mind, I can try to create Deno snap.
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Just food for thought... does it really make sense to write the installer in deno?
Early Windows adoption of Node was relatively poor/slow, primarily because the upgrade/downgrade process was hard/non-existant. nvmw was written with Node, which had a number of complications as the project grew, primarily because old versions of Node didn't have what was needed to properly upgrade. Things changed, as is the nature of tech. NVM for Windows and Nodist were far more successful in onboarding Windows users, primarily by removing their dependency on the runtime they're trying to install (both are Go-based).
Perhaps it would be better to just have a Rust-based installer, i.e. no explicit dependency on deno.
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@bartlomieju Wanna close this one? It's solved by deno --upgrade
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Related Issues (20)
- Installing as non-root is confusing when already installed as root HOT 1
- Deno install should add to your bash/zsh config on first run if DENO_PATH is missing HOT 2
- Binary path is not hot-changed by the PowerShell installer; installer instructions fail as a result
- Snap package with Deno not updated? HOT 1
- Add winget installation HOT 6
- Warn users that snap curl is unsupported. HOT 1
- Issue with "iwr https://deno.land/x/install/install.ps1 -useb | iex" HOT 2
- Permissions / error in terminal HOT 1
- install.sh does not work on Synology DSM HOT 1
- Installing on Alpine Linux should be warning⚠ HOT 1
- Installing on 32bit linux should throw an error
- GitHub certificate error HOT 2
- Add ability of install.sh to add the deno bin path to shell profile automatically. HOT 1
- Please update Homebrew to Deno 1.38 HOT 1
- Remove Linux installer's dependency on unzip
- Windows cannot find file because it does not exist
- Add global system install Powershell script
- `.bashrc` lines should be added by default in the install one-liner HOT 9
- Update the Deno website URL on the GitHub repoository's "About" section
- very consufing installation process HOT 1
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