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Great work. Thank you very much. |
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thanks for making it, and for maintaining it despite not even using it anymore! |
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I made a simple bash script that just automates the installation instructions, along with writing the
ql-httpsinitialization to~/quicklisp/setup.lisp, and then callingql:add-to-init-filewhich adds(load "~/quicklisp/setup.lisp")to your lisp implementations init rc file. I tested with sbcl and clozure cl. I also tried with ecl but it seems that has an error withql-https, on(load "~/common-lisp/ql-https/ql-setup.lisp")I get: