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Just some remarks, based on first use of the repo:
it's not clear where the 'Usage' code has to run. I e.g. created a new src directory called test-service, but then the script created a subdirectory inside of it called test_service.
when running run-local I'm getting (nonblocking failure)
sh: 2: -c: not found
i would remove most of the logs generated by that run/execute script, to make things cleaner during runtime, the user won't know what these things mean
it's not clear from the doc where the user can specify the command to be execute (should be part of 'Usage' imo)
maybe you can create a 'quick start' section that goes through an entire example
tiny detail, i would call the 'run' script 'run.sh'
it's not clear at all how the inputs/outputs are handled (how does one access the input files from the command given in the string)
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Just some remarks, based on first use of the repo:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: