filesystem/shell: list the new environments in help too #2621
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This commit changes the set of environments accepted in the help to match what is given in the actual code. A slightly fishy thing is that it does not yet do anything for clang32 -- is that even a real environment?
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clang32 is experimental |
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this needs a checksum update and a pkgrel bump |
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Right, because this is the PKGBUILD place… Will do in about half a day. Time to try the online vscode stuff! |
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Outdated should include clangarm64, too - see #2798 (those files would be adjusted all together [in the next filesystem package update, feel free to integrate in any other PR) |
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@Artoria2e5 Any update on this, possibly including clangarm64 and edit both filesystem/shell and filesystem/msys2_shell.cmd? |
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This commit changes the set of environments accepted in the help to match what is given in the actual code.
A slightly fishy thing is that it does not yet do anything for clang32 -- is that even a real environment? Seriously, what's
/clang32all about? Shouldn't everything in c7bb282 be in there?