Elliot Saba

Sounds like the file doesn't have executable permissions. Try `chmod +x ./julia` from `bash`?

Just to add on that I believe @frankier is correct; you need happy eyeballs to properly work in a dual-stack environment (e.g. most operating systems these days) but where only...

No, this is separate. The idea is to avoid Julia’s builtin compilation trigger when loading a module.

I'd like to second this feature; I often want to `@code_warntype` or `Cthulhu.@descend` on expensive frames, so being able to `alt+click` or something similar to print the full type signature...

@psombe what are the contents of your TMP, TEMP or TMPDIR environment variables? Do they point to /tmp?

> try to fallback to a "supported" download directory (whatever that may be?) It appears that [the `curl` snap can write to home](https://github.com/woutervb/snap-curl/blob/main/snap/snapcraft.yaml#L33), so one possibility is to store the...

I actually don't think we ever signed the `.tar.gz` files (at least not since the move to buildkite), we only sign the `.exe`'s and potentially the `.zip` files, since those...

> I think this was about the exe files not being signed that are inside the tar ball, right? While you are at it, could we also sign all the...

> In general, the musl builds of Julia are just as official as everything else, right? Yes, but note that we only build for `x86_64-linux-musl`, we don't build `i686`, `aarch64`...

> I understand 32-bit arch isn't supported due to dependencies and this is really a separate issue for the julia repo, but would you consider adding aarch64 musl builds? x86_64...