Simplify images #11
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Now we offer only two kinds of images. One of them contains recent shells that one should use when targeting modern shells. It provides the two most recent versions of each interpreter. The other image contains all we can build. It is ideal for writing more general libraries or frameworks that need to be backwards- compatible with older shells, or maybe run in exotic environments. Some shells were removed. unbourne makes no sense since cosmo is able to build both dash and bash now. mrsh is just not there, it has a different idea of what local should be than every other shell. gwsh is cool, but it is the same as dash. These would probably just confuse users instead of helping with compatibility.
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Now we offer only two kinds of images. One of them contains recent shells that one should use when targeting modern shells. It provides the two most recent versions of each interpreter.
The other image contains all we can build. It is ideal for writing more general libraries or frameworks that need to be backwards- compatible with older shells, or maybe run in exotic environments.
Some shells were removed. unbourne makes no sense since cosmo is able to build both dash and bash now. mrsh is just not there, it has a different idea of what local should be than every other shell. gwsh is cool, but it is the same as dash. These would probably just confuse users instead of helping with compatibility.
This will make builds take longer (no parallel building across different workers), but the result should be more streamlined to use.