Closed omgjlk closed 4 months ago
The instructions don't use sudo...
What's more, the install script works in your home folder, so sudo isn't required.
Fair points.
I will argue though that by having a #! as a first line of the file including the interpreter to use, the install directions can be simplified to just ./util/install_macos.sh
, assuming that the file is executable, which appears to be the intent.
Fixed in 8847e6c809aae8afac2ea9e137850fe870862421
Thank you for the PR, it's appreciated! Was fixed while I was doing a pass on the installation issues, this is not a rejection 💞
Without it being executable the install instructions fail.
sudo: ./util/install_macos.sh: command not found