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@runner-run/linux-x64-musl

v0.19.1

Published

Prebuilt runner + run x86_64-unknown-linux-musl binaries for runner-run; selected automatically by npm, also runnable standalone via npx.

Readme

@runner-run/linux-x64-musl

Prebuilt runner and run binaries for linux · x64 · musl (rustc target x86_64-unknown-linux-musl). The platform-specific package of runner-run.

Do I install this?

Usually not. Install the main package and npm picks the matching binary for your platform automatically:

npm install runner-run

This package is listed in runner-run's optionalDependencies. npm resolves the one whose os/cpu/libc matches your machine and skips the rest, so the wrapper finds these binaries with no postinstall step. Depending on it directly pins you to a single platform, so prefer runner-run for anything portable.

Standalone use

The package is a working CLI in its own right — its bins point straight at the bundled runner and run binaries, so on a matching machine it runs without the facade:

npx --package=@runner-run/linux-x64-musl runner install -f build test
npx --package=@runner-run/linux-x64-musl runner list
npx --package=@runner-run/linux-x64-musl run <task>

Useful when you want a platform-pinned install (e.g. a locked-down CI image) without pulling the facade and its sibling platform packages into the resolution.

Contents

  • runner and run: prebuilt native binaries under bin/.
  • No dependencies, no install scripts, no network access.

More

Released under the same license as runner-run (see LICENSE).