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@DDtKey It's a good idea! Thank you! But, I'm not sure if dotenv-linter works on Windows or not. |
I think it should work. |
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Thank you! |
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It would be nice to configure, besides the portable archive ( Unfortunately, I'm not strong at this, so maybe someone will also help. |
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What do you think about using Scoop instead of |
It looks really more user friendly, a good idea! 🚀 In addition, we can consider the recently released WinGet from Microsoft, which in fact is an alternative to AppGet. But Scoop looks more suitable and simple for me, I would stay on it for now. |
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At the moment, WinGet doesn't support install For now, I have added Scoop manifest to repository with auto-update configuration starting from the delivered version |
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I've added a separate repository to store the Scoop manifest - dotenv-linter/scoop#1 |
Thanks a lot! I like this option too 🚀 |
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@DDtKey You have done excellent work! 🚀 Thank you so much for your help with Windows support! ❤️ I'd like to invite you to join the @dotenv-linter organization on GitHub. What do you think about it? |
Thank you, I don't mind and will be happy to continue to participate in the development of |
Cool! I've sent you invitation 🦀 |
How do you look at adding a build for Windows to release builds?
I think this could be useful, or at least not superfluous.
I created a simple workflow job creating a
ziparchive with an executable file(.exe) for the target platform.Perhaps in the future for these purposes it is worth thinking about
msi.✔ Checklist: