Jon Pretty

Aha, I was expecting that kind of but wasn’t sure. Thanks! Will try later when on stable footing

All as modules...switched to core (not sure what should be the "main" one, so this is as good as any), ran fury but same (I'm using guillotine as an example,I guess would be the same for any other). Shouldn't "add repo" be enough? Or I need to link the repo to the module somehow?

Very brief instructions: Add the repo, add the module, then add the sources to the module. Try this (untested): fury repo add -r gh:propensive/guillotine fury project add -n guillotine fury module add -n core fury source add -d guillotine:src

The main project or module should probably be called "current" or "context". They're just convenient defaults for when you add other entities.

I'm having quite a dive now in your repo names :P

Not sure whether to like this tweet or not... ;)

» probation/core . . . [*] │ » totalitarian/core [*] │ └─» mitigation/core . . [*] │ │ » contextual/core [*] └───┴─┴─» guillotine/core . [!] It's looking like this right now

I think I'll have an easier time if I bring contextual as a binary, but that will be tomorrow... or on Monday :D