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use the stack installation in env instead of an absolute path - solves #60 #62

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@mdibaiee mdibaiee commented Jun 7, 2017

solves #60

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Looks cool, does Windows have a where command? It would be cool to make a step in the right direction. :)

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mdibaiee commented Jun 7, 2017

@NickSeagull well, now that I think of it, why don't we just use the stack in the environment? I mean we don't have to specify the full path, do we? stack new ... should do, hmm? 😁

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True, stack itself will do

@mdibaiee mdibaiee changed the title read stack's path using which stack - solves #60 use the stack installation in env instead of an absolute path - solves #60 Jun 7, 2017
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mdibaiee commented Jun 7, 2017

@NickSeagull turned out to be much simpler, rebased

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Awesome, will merge it ASAP, gonna generate a new build with these changes soon.

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Thanks!

@NickSeagull NickSeagull merged commit 6bd4a56 into theam:master Jun 7, 2017
@mdibaiee mdibaiee deleted the stack-path branch June 8, 2017 04:05
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