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It'd be good to have some command line interfaces to see what's available remotely (similar to nvm ls-remote) and what's available locally (similar to nvm ls), and other related functionality.
I have my Docker container publishing on a cron job, and so right now, I just blindly create new containers. This costs me roughly an hour per build to create the containers for a given version and validate them, and while monthly jobs aren't terribly expensive in the cloud, it does add up when you consider the number of Matlab versions we're maintaining containers for.
This would let me install mpm, check what the latest available version is, and what is installed in the current container.
Additionally, when mpm supports mpm update, that would make it really easy to script an update (for environmental management software like Ansible/Chef/SaltStack/etc) with something like:
installedVersion=$(mpm ls $version)
latestVersion=$(mpm ls-remote --latest $version)if [ $installedVersion!=$latestVersion ]
then
mpm update $versionfi
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It'd be good to have some command line interfaces to see what's available remotely (similar to
nvm ls-remote
) and what's available locally (similar tonvm ls
), and other related functionality.I have my Docker container publishing on a cron job, and so right now, I just blindly create new containers. This costs me roughly an hour per build to create the containers for a given version and validate them, and while monthly jobs aren't terribly expensive in the cloud, it does add up when you consider the number of Matlab versions we're maintaining containers for.
For example:
This would let me install
mpm
, check what the latest available version is, and what is installed in the current container.Additionally, when
mpm
supportsmpm update
, that would make it really easy to script an update (for environmental management software like Ansible/Chef/SaltStack/etc) with something like:The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: