If you have any issue with AMS, sorry about that, I'll try to solve it asap. It would be better if you try to reinstall the program from the latest release and see if the bug is fixed.
If it is, check if the problem has not already been reported and if not, just open an issue on GitHub with the following basic information:
- the output of
ams --version. - your shell and its version (
bash,zsh); - your system (Preferably Name from os-release);
- how to reproduce the bug;
- anything else you think is relevant.
It's only with enough information that I can do something to fix the problem.
I'll gladly accept pull request on the official repository for new rules, new features, bug fixes, etc.
In order to develop locally, It would be better to setup a VM or a Container.
A Dockerfile is added in the repository with preinstalled dependencies and tools. You can build and deploy it using docker cli.
To use the container you require:
- Docker
- VSCode
- VSCode Remote Development Extension
- [Windows Users Only]: Installation of WSL2 and configuration of Docker to use it
Full notes about installation are here
Assuming you have the prerequisites and you git clone into home. :
- Change Directory (
cd) into the repository.
cd ~/AMS
- Build the Custom Ubuntu Image.
docker build -t amsdev .
- Initialize and Run the container using the newly built image.
docker run -dit --name amsdev amsdev
- Open the container in VSCode and develop in the container.