No more nimble#153
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not sure about this travis thing, there seems to be no CI running. |
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i wanted to try out this little app to maybe show things more easily to people on my machine and this works first time ! i just had to clone the submodules manually, for some reason Git just wants to use SSH and i do not have keys on this machine :/ => tested with |
nah, That's me. I want to use ssh over http, I specified ssh paths for the submodules, not the http paths. Maybe I shouldn't do that. I will keep this PR open for as it is, with the ssh paths, as I do prefer ssh over http, but for you, you could probably change the url to the http url in the .gitmodules (https://github.com/krux02/boomer/blob/e27ce31620b38f86dbea76f51b7b750e7fbad02c/.gitmodules#L3) file. |
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As you said, the compiler should be the build tool. And I 100% agree. The PR gets rid of nimble, nothing else.
Personal opinion: Regarding the
--noNimblePathin the nim.cfg, this shouldn't be necessary. If I want to compile with the nimble path, me or nimble when calling nim should add that path, not the other way around where I have to remove it wher I don't want to use nimble.PS:
This doesn't do anything else though. E.g. the opengl bindings https://glad.dav1d.de/ would be better than the ones from github.com/nim-lang, but I am not fixing that here. I just nail down opengl to one specific version using submodules instead of using a shitty package manager.