muon-workspace
The global muon command for muon platform workspaces. It is only a launcher: it finds the
workspace you are in and runs that workspace's own muon tool (<workspace>/platform/tools/muon),
in the workspace's own uv environment. Several workspaces on one machine can therefore use different
tool versions without interfering. The approach is the same as Android's repo launcher or Bazelisk.
It has no dependencies. It needs git and uv on PATH.
uv tool install muon-workspace
muon ws init ~/src/muon_wkspc # outside a workspace: create one (clones its platform repository)
cd ~/src/muon_wkspc && muon which # which launcher, workspace and implementation are in use
muon -C ~/src/other_wkspc status # run in another workspace
The workspace tool itself (repositories, verification, agent files) lives in, and is versioned by, each workspace's platform repository. This package contains none of it.
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