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Ideally the user would just need to copy and paste a single install command into the terminal and after it's execution, which doesn't require user input, is ready to run - with zero configuration.
Parts of this could e.g. be accomplished by introducing a configuration directory like ~/.orthw-home and placing
the needed repository clones under that dir, like e.g.:
Maybe also mounting custom configuration files into docker could be simplified / implemented by just a directory:
~/.orthw-home/config/docker-home
All the above could be initialized with reasonable default so that the user does not need to configure anything.
If the user then wants to use a custom let's say ort repository location, the respective directory would just need to be replaced by a symlink.
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Ideally the user would just need to copy and paste a single install command into the terminal and after it's execution, which doesn't require user input, is ready to run - with zero configuration.
Parts of this could e.g. be accomplished by introducing a configuration directory like
~/.orthw-home
and placingthe needed repository clones under that dir, like e.g.:
and for the config this could be extended to:
Maybe also mounting custom configuration files into docker could be simplified / implemented by just a directory:
All the above could be initialized with reasonable default so that the user does not need to configure anything.
If the user then wants to use a custom let's say
ort
repository location, the respective directory would just need to be replaced by a symlink.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: