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v0.10.4

27 Oct 16:00
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Don’t automatically `--sync`

Our installer does it for us so the first run experience for 95% of users will be pleasant.

For the rest, they can remember to add `-S`

v0.10.3

27 Oct 01:31
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Don’t use download for the SHA

It screws up the logging, but also, why would we do that?

Now I did want to save the SHAs for NUMPTY mode, but this is not the way to do that, we need to consolidate them in a shas file

v0.10.2

27 Oct 00:01
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No throw when we’re just tryin’a parse the pantry

v0.10.1

26 Oct 22:42
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if neither CLT or Xcode installed then don’t x git

Because `git` fails in those cases, and thus our installer fails and `tea --sync` fails.

Instead use the fallback method where we download the tarballs.

v0.10.0

26 Oct 20:44
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Merge pull request #98 from teaxyz/pretty-output

prettier output for downloads

v0.9.2

25 Oct 18:28
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test our sync-lock doesn’t hang (#96)

v0.9.1

24 Oct 20:53
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Use new pantries (#93)

v0.9.0

24 Oct 19:19
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Merge pull request #92 from teaxyz/multi-pantry

use multiple pantries

v0.8.12

23 Oct 19:33
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Merge pull request #91 from teaxyz/smaller-downloads

Smaller downloads

v0.8.11

23 Oct 16:16
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Allow `tea -x` as in: exec but noop

This is idiomatic with the usage, and allows the user to do things like `tea -S` without error.

This removes the case where `tea` by itself executes the getting-started section of the README, but I feel this was too magical anyway. Now you can do `tea getting-started` or `tea .`