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I use pixi to install openjdk and use command line tools such as java, javac, jar, jwebserver, etc. pixi global install openjdk.
However, after installation, no tools are exposed to the default pixi bin directory.
I know there is an expose option to manually specify executables, eg --expose java=lib/jvm/bin/java, but there are too many executables in the lib/jvm/bin directory.
I wonder if it is possible to expose all the tools in the lib/jvm/bin directory to the environment.
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I use pixi to install openjdk and use command line tools such as java, javac, jar, jwebserver, etc.
pixi global install openjdk
.However, after installation, no tools are exposed to the default pixi bin directory.

I know there is an expose option to manually specify executables, eg

--expose java=lib/jvm/bin/java
, but there are too many executables in thelib/jvm/bin
directory.I wonder if it is possible to expose all the tools in the
lib/jvm/bin
directory to the environment.Beta Was this translation helpful? Give feedback.
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