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Add cargo-rdme to supported tools #265
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The change in 6b8955b uses the release zip files instead of the zst files (which CI seems to choke on)
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To use tar.zst, you have to add |
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I noticed that - figured I'd try to avoid it instead, not sure why the bin location was broken in the previous CI run, but figure it's better to just add zstd instead. |
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Whew - got some green now at least :D Still failing a few OSes though. |
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Removed the zstd code as it was incompatible with macos-11, alpine, almalinux, centos (using bz2 and zip files from cargo-rdme instead). I'm sure there's a way to get that going, but my goal was not to make zstd work for install-action, it was to just get cargo-rdme available as a tool for CI. Last change was fixing the tidy dictionary for rdme. |
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Finally all the checks are passing on this (I love when CI servers make me feel like the biggest noob :)) I've rebased the PR on main in the last push to make it easy to merge. |
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Thanks!
Published in 2.21.0. |
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