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#!/bin/sh# generated by deno installexec deno run --config /home/my_user/.deno/bin/.cat.deno.json 'file:///path/to/my/project/mod.ts'"$@"
Basically the path provided in --config/-c is not taken into account. Is this expected? Should I make a copy of my deno.json into the deno bin folder named .cat.deno.json?
Thanks
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Currently setting --config works fine for local installed modules. It just copies the Deno config file into the install directory with a dot at the beginning: .{module-name}.deno.json.
From #17834 (comment)
Version: Deno 1.46.3
Let suppose my project name is
cat
, when running the following script:deno install -g -c /some/absolute/path/to/deno.json mod.ts
The generated installed file looks like this:
Basically the path provided in
--config
/-c
is not taken into account. Is this expected? Should I make a copy of my deno.json into the deno bin folder named.cat.deno.json
?Thanks
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: