can we use Link in a read-only file system?

[rikedyp]

We can use Link inside dyalogscript by providing DYALOG_INITSESSION=1 config parameter (environment variable). However, initialising the session requires write access to some user folders by default.

Either:

• continue to use dyalogscript and see if there is a way to import Link at the top of the script
• use the runner as a .dws or linked project in the normal Dyalog interpreter

[ErikSchierboom]

We currently do not enforce a readonly file system, so you'd just need to modify the existing bash scripts to not enforce a readonly file system. We might want to enforce a readonly file system in the future, but you don't have to worry about it right now if it proves to be impossible to use a readonly file system.

[SleeplessByte]

Whilst readonly filesystem is not enforced, it does enforce non-executable file system, so YMMV trying to figure out a solution.