install -D is not available on macOS, so we create the directories with install -d before installing.
install -t is also not present but turns out we didn't really need it as it's only useful if you want to specify the destination directory before the source, so I just removed the t flag
(EDIT: for posterity, the actual reason we don't need to use it is because we already created the directories so install doesn't get confused about whether the last argument is a DEST or DIRECTORY, you need it if the target directory does not exist)
Really, this is my own fault, when changing the Makefile I didn't take other OSs into account, wrongly assuming the coreutils would work the same.
lemnos
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3 years ago
install -Dis not available on macOS, so we create the directories withinstall -dbefore installing.install -tis also not present but turns out we didn't really need it asit's only useful if you want to specify the destination directory before the source, so I just removed thetflag (EDIT: for posterity, the actual reason we don't need to use it is because we already created the directories soinstalldoesn't get confused about whether the last argument is aDESTorDIRECTORY, you need it if the target directory does not exist)Really, this is my own fault, when changing the
MakefileI didn't take other OSs into account, wrongly assuming the coreutils would work the same.Fixes #7