fury

A build tool

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also, Fury, the new Scala build tool by Jon Pretty, uses IPFS to distribute builds/build definitions https://fury.build/ https://github.com/propensive/fury https://youtu.be/Xti2I2Csww8?t=1620 it seems like people working on package management/distribution related things LOVE the idea of IPFS