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What's Amber's stance on other compilation targets, such as Zsh, Fish, or pure POSIX? Maybe post 1.0? Today, could I safely use compiled Amber functions in my Zsh shell?
Though I don't know what is the goal of Amber, I am personally using amber i) To run a script for some old servers ii) To achieve the zero-dependency, because almost every machine I maintain has Bash and iii) To use where bash is basically supported (github actions, user-data in cloud-init, Packer shell provisioner etc). So other shells then sh itself are not in the scope I am interested.
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lens0021 commentedon Jan 10, 2025
Though I don't know what is the goal of Amber, I am personally using amber i) To run a script for some old servers ii) To achieve the zero-dependency, because almost every machine I maintain has Bash and iii) To use where bash is basically supported (github actions, user-data in cloud-init, Packer shell provisioner etc). So other shells then sh itself are not in the scope I am interested.
What is your use case?