Force magic to reload the file .tea.yaml on git hook post-checkout #20

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1. mxcl commented on Jul 31, 2023

   

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   source <(tea -E) or equivalent for your shell, I think the best way with bash is eval "$(tea -E)"
2. mxcl commented on Jul 31, 2023

   

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   nice trick too, we should document this.

   oh actually the magic actually executes: source <(tea +tea.xyz/magic -Esk --chaste env) if you want to be completely correct. This adds the TEA_REWIND env to ensure the env can be undone.

   -k for keep going so it doesn't fail in directories that have no env, --chaste to prevent it downloading packages, -s for silent.

   I'm in the process of standardzing this weird-ass command to something more normal.
3. 4brunu commented on Jul 31, 2023

   

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   Hi, thanks for the quick answer.
   I'm using zsh on macOS.

   source <(tea +tea.xyz/magic -Esk --chaste env) works on the terminal, but fails on the Makefile with the following error:

   source <(tea +tea.xyz/magic -Esk --chaste env)
   /bin/sh: -c: line 0: syntax error near unexpected token `('
   /bin/sh: -c: line 0: `source <(tea +tea.xyz/magic -Esk --chaste env)'
   

   source <(tea -E) has the same error on the Makefile.

   eval "$(tea -E)" has no effect on the Makefile.
4. 4brunu commented on Aug 1, 2023

   

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   I also tried to run eval "$(tea +tea.xyz/magic -Esk --chaste env)" or bash -c "source <(tea +tea.xyz/magic -Esk --chaste env)" from the Makefile, to it has no effect.
5. mxcl commented on Sep 11, 2023

   

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   /bin/sh is bash v3 on macOS which cannot handle that syntax. You can use eval "$(tea stuff)" instead.

   v1 has changed things, dev will work in the terminal, but not in a Makefile. This should be fixed, and we will do so. In the meantime for a Makefile you can use tea as a runner eg. tea node@20.1. Not ideal in that you have to repeat version info, but it'll work for now.

   edit: apologies for the late response, I've been preparing tea 1.0 release for weeks!
6. 4brunu commented on Sep 11, 2023

   

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   Hey, thanks for the response and for the work on tea 1.0.

   Can we keep this issue open, while tea/magic doesn't support this use case in the Makefile?
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   transferred this issue frompkgxdev/pkgxon Jan 15, 2025