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Create tutorial: Running Commands in an Opam Switch #1825
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Co-authored-by: sabine <[email protected]>
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I think it needs a bit more context which switch we're setting up there. I.e. closest local switch from the current working directory, or active global switch?
So useful, though!
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Found an incomplete sentence
Also, changed formatting of opam to match style guide. All lowercase except at the beginning of a sentence.
```bash | ||
eval $(opam env) | ||
``` | ||
After running `direnv allow`, `direnv` will handle the opam switch activation for you whenever you. |
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This appears to be an incomplete sentence.
Fix: #1824