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Hm, stage2 (and probably other stages) don't properly escape language names. Would it be preferable to throw a bunch of quotes around the scripts, or to change the |
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Good afternoon @remexre ! You've probably noticed by now that we've been slow to merge community PRs on polygott. We've decided to focus on giving Repl.it a stable foundation instead of adding features and updating languages. Once we and our community feel comfortable with Repl.it's overall stability, we'll give this change another look. Thank you for contributing! |
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Would it also make sense to change
--scriptto--loadin therun.command?--scriptdisables the interactive debugger and the REPL; it's intended for usage in the shebang of a script run by someone who's not necessarily a Lisp developer.