@Dennis Could you pull Ohm? I just fixed the string compression thing, so you don't need rake anymore; however, I did have to add a new gem dependency.

@Dennis If you are still looking for auth, Auth0 is free for open-source, non-profit projects. It's e.g. what mozilla uses.

@mınxomaτ Or signing in with their SE account.

> 500 Internal Server Error

Hi @Dennis - have you considered adding Tcl to TIO? Perhaps its more than its worth considering all the package requests you might get. codegolf.stackexchange.com/a/117028/11259

@NickClifford Done.

@mınxomaτ At the moment, I'm not sure if I'll implement authentication anytime soon.

But thank you anyway. :)

@mbomb007 Ugh, this keeps happening. I'll have a look.

@mbomb007 Eh, I had fixed that already, but it somehow got clobbered when I merged a couple of repos. Fixed now.

@DigitalTrauma TIO already has Tcl installed (it's a dependency of PyPy), so I just have to write a wrapper.

@DigitalTrauma tio.run/nexus/tcl#@19QWlKs4JGak5OvE6MQnl@Uk6L4/z8A

As for the packages, just let me know what you need.

Is there a utility like (GNU)time that has an option to also print metrics if it receives a SIGTERM (e.g. from a parent (GNU)timeout)? I can't use time as the the parent, because timeout needs to run in foreground mode for my purposes (I have a custom reaper), which causes the wait syscall in time to report completely wrong metrics.

@mınxomaτ Not aware of any, but GNU time will still report metrics when it receives SIGINT. Would timeout --signal=INT 1s time sleep 2 work for you?

I'll try

That doesn't terminate the command for me.

E.g. timeout --signal=INT --foreground -k 0 30s /usr/bin/time -v bash

@Dennis Thanks! Could you add Tcl-Trf for now? wiki.tcl-lang.org/479

@DigitalTrauma Installed it from the repos, but it can't find a dependency (libcrypto.so) for some reason. I'll have to see how I fix that.

@DigitalTrauma There we go. tio.run/nexus/…

@Dennis How would one go about putting interpreter flags in TIO for languages like Ruby, Perl, etc? Putting it in the header or arguments doesn't seem to work. Example

@NickClifford The "Options" drawer

(Not presently supported for Ruby)

For Ruby, call it from Bash.

tio.run/nexus/bash#S04sUbBTKFCwsXH1d/v/… should work.

Alright, thanks!