Both dotnu and numd ship with nupm.nuon and proper tags — that made them easy candidates for the Numan registry. We've got them listed now at 0.0.18 and 0.4.0 respectively.
One gap: the GitHub releases have tags but no attached zips. For hash-verified installs we need a byte-stable artifact, so we're currently mirroring each tag ourselves on numan-registry releases rather than pointing at upstream.
I'd love to flip that to your release assets if you're willing. Per-tag zips, roughly:
| Package |
Suggested asset |
Entry we activate |
| dotnu |
dotnu-0.0.18.zip → dotnu-0.0.18/{nupm.nuon, dotnu/mod.nu, …} |
dotnu/mod.nu |
| numd |
numd-0.4.0.zip → numd-0.4.0/{nupm.nuon, numd/mod.nu, …} |
numd/mod.nu |
Not asking for a monorepo-wide packaging overhaul — just whether uploaded assets on your existing tags/releases are in scope. If yes, I can open a PR with a minimal workflow on one repo and you can copy to the other.
If git-only distribution is the long-term plan, say the word and we'll stay on mirrors. Either answer helps.
(I opened this on numd but it covers both — close/duplicate on dotnu if that's cleaner for your triage.)
Both dotnu and numd ship with
nupm.nuonand proper tags — that made them easy candidates for the Numan registry. We've got them listed now at 0.0.18 and 0.4.0 respectively.One gap: the GitHub releases have tags but no attached zips. For hash-verified installs we need a byte-stable artifact, so we're currently mirroring each tag ourselves on numan-registry releases rather than pointing at upstream.
I'd love to flip that to your release assets if you're willing. Per-tag zips, roughly:
dotnu-0.0.18.zip→dotnu-0.0.18/{nupm.nuon, dotnu/mod.nu, …}dotnu/mod.nunumd-0.4.0.zip→numd-0.4.0/{nupm.nuon, numd/mod.nu, …}numd/mod.nuNot asking for a monorepo-wide packaging overhaul — just whether uploaded assets on your existing tags/releases are in scope. If yes, I can open a PR with a minimal workflow on one repo and you can copy to the other.
If git-only distribution is the long-term plan, say the word and we'll stay on mirrors. Either answer helps.
(I opened this on numd but it covers both — close/duplicate on dotnu if that's cleaner for your triage.)