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I think the problem is that the splitsh-lite binary is compiled on Mac. Maybe if it's compiles on Ubuntu it'll work?
I'm definitely out of my depth on this one. If I'm going to move it forward, my solution is going to be to spin up a server via Forge and make this all part of the deploy script. That's certainly not the most efficient way to go about it, but it's about all I think I'll be able to manage.
In the meantime, I can continue to run the splitter from my own machine manually as we update packages.
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forge would also be running ubuntu/debian so I think we'd still run into the same issue. Based on the readme it seems like this go app is just a clever wrapper around native git commands, so if we were to instead just do this in an artisan command now that we've got a full laravel install we might be able to just do it ourselves
I know Forge would be running Ubuntu. That's not actually that big a problem. I could compile it for Ubuntu fairly easily, but I'm not 100% sure that just doing that and copying the binary into the repo will fix it.
I'd be fine with just doing it ourselves in PHP, but I'm not totally confident I fully understand everything it's doing.
I think the problem is that the splitsh-lite binary is compiled on Mac. Maybe if it's compiles on Ubuntu it'll work?
I'm definitely out of my depth on this one. If I'm going to move it forward, my solution is going to be to spin up a server via Forge and make this all part of the deploy script. That's certainly not the most efficient way to go about it, but it's about all I think I'll be able to manage.
In the meantime, I can continue to run the splitter from my own machine manually as we update packages.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: