Looks nice!
Somehow I managed to wedge my file systems and I had to reboot.
The last part of the interaction looked like this:
murthe.0:.../scratch/tmp/bob$ sudo bob clean
Cleared 79 cached scan entries and 104 cached build entries
murthe.0:.../scratch/tmp/bob$ bob build
Creating sandbox...
mount_procfs: procfs on /mnt/scratch/scratch/tmp/chroot/0/proc: Operation not permitted
Error: Sandbox action failed
murthe.0:.../scratch/tmp/bob$ sudo bob build
Creating sandbox...
Scanning packages...
Scanned 79 in 20s (79 succeeded, 0 cached, 0 failed, 0 skipped)
Resolving dependencies...
Creating sandboxes...
and here I could not interrupt anything any more. Other shells also
wedged when they attempted file system access.
Am I supposed to run bob as root? Your initial message seemed to suggest
so but the example commands don't show it. Without root I got an error
message.
$ bob --version
bob 0.4.0
-Olaf.
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\X/ There is no AI. There is just someone else's work. --I. Rose