feat(scripts): support version argument via bash -s #12
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Summary
Add support for specifying version as a command-line argument when installing Clix CLI. This enables reliable version specification through piped execution.
Details
Problem: Environment variables don't propagate through shell pipes. When users run:
CLIX_VERSION=v1.0.0 curl -fsSL https://clix.sh/install | bashThe
CLIX_VERSIONvariable only applies tocurl, not to the pipedbashprocess.Solution: Accept version as a positional argument using
bash -s:curl -fsSL https://clix.sh/install | bash -s v1.0.0This approach is inspired by Claude Code's install script.
Priority: Argument > Environment variable > Default ("latest")
Related Issues
Related to #11 (previous fix for env var export)
How to Validate
curl -fsSL https://clix.sh/install | bash -s v1.1.0curl -fsSL https://clix.sh/install | bashPre-Merge Checklist
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