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I think glide.sh is down #1077
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yeah its down |
Yes. Any alternative address to install glide? |
Impacted by this as well. Is there a mirror? |
The source code for glide.sh is open-source as well. An alternate link can be the raw link for the get file in the repository. Repository: https://github.com/Masterminds/glide.sh/blob/master/get |
[glide.sh is down](Masterminds/glide#1077), breaking our pipelines, and glide is abandonware anyway. It's well past time to migrate off. I don't believe `tcheck` is actually used for anything, nor is it mentioned in any documentation... but it _does_ work, it'll tell you if e.g. cadence-frontend is running and could be useful for scripting. Though in that case a relevant `cadence ...` command would be as good or better anyway. It may be worth removing this entirely? It's not particularly large nor pulling in any new dependencies, but it may just be old cruft.
Looks like this guy's fork of that repo has fixed the script to work also: https://github.com/chenxin0723/glide.sh |
[glide.sh is down](Masterminds/glide#1077), breaking our pipelines, and glide is abandonware anyway. It's well past time to migrate off. I don't believe `tcheck` is actually used for anything, nor is it mentioned in any documentation... but it _does_ work, it'll tell you if e.g. cadence-frontend is running and could be useful for scripting. Though in that case a relevant `cadence ...` command would be as good or better anyway. It may be worth removing this entirely? It's not particularly large nor pulling in any new dependencies, but it may just be old cruft.
Link to the raw file will not help by itself because there is another request to glide.sh inside https://github.com/Masterminds/glide.sh/blob/master/get#L119 I made this dirty hack to download explicit version of glide: curl 'https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Masterminds/glide.sh/master/get' -o /tmp/get_glide
sed -i 's+get TAG https://glide.sh/version+TAG="v0.13.3"+g' /tmp/get_glide
sh /tmp/get_glide |
This works for me:
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[glide.sh is down](Masterminds/glide#1077), breaking our pipelines, and glide is abandonware anyway. It's well past time to migrate off. I don't believe `tcheck` is actually used for anything, nor is it mentioned in any documentation... but it _does_ work, it'll tell you if e.g. cadence-frontend is running and could be useful for scripting. Though in that case a relevant `cadence ...` command would be as good or better anyway. It may be worth removing this entirely? It's not particularly large nor pulling in any new dependencies, but it may just be old cruft.
[glide.sh is down](Masterminds/glide#1077), breaking our pipelines, and glide is abandonware anyway. It's well past time to migrate off. I don't believe `tcheck` is actually used for anything, nor is it mentioned in any documentation... but it _does_ work, it'll tell you if e.g. cadence-frontend is running and could be useful for scripting. Though in that case a relevant `cadence ...` command would be as good or better anyway. It may be worth removing this entirely? It's not particularly large nor pulling in any new dependencies, but it may just be old cruft.
Domain seems to be parked. |
https://downforeveryoneorjustme.com/glide.sh
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