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Readme for Mac #15

Closed ECiurleo closed 7 months ago

ECiurleo commented 10 months ago

Instructions on how to setup and run a local development env on an M1 Mac using Brew

gmkurtzer commented 10 months ago

Any reason not to use the source based installation directly, as it works for almost everything once GoLang is installed:

CGO_ENABLED=1 go install -tags extended github.com/gohugoio/hugo@latest
hugo version
ECiurleo commented 10 months ago

The above didn't work out of the box for me on my M1 and required installing the dependencies manually anyway. My machine was pretty vanilla at that point So really my logic for using Brew was just to keep the setup mechanism very simple and consistent.

gmkurtzer commented 9 months ago

Oh, that's interesting... That's exactly what I did for my M1, granted I did need Git, which is provided via:

xcode-select --install

I like doing it that way personally myself, but maybe to make it easier, we just link to the Hugo installation install page directly?

ECiurleo commented 9 months ago

Happy to go either way tbh, but my only query is that the latest Hugo version was breaking compared to what was in certain distro Repos .

If the intention is to remain bleeding edge, then a link to Hugo source compile makes most sense. (v115)

If the intention is to build off/around a specific version then brew does (v111) - this happens to be the same on Fedora Rawhide

Hugo Install Instructions does offer brew for packaged binaries

NeilHanlon commented 7 months ago

Hi - I wanted to check in and see what we can do for next steps on this, if any are required.

Unfortunately, I don't have a mac to test with at this time, but, I think we can handle this generally under developer experience overall to work with this repo, as well as commit changes, etc.

ECiurleo commented 7 months ago

I don't think much more is needed here beyond a review. I am personally a fan of the readme getting people up and running asap in a consistent way, hence the contribution. It was also because Hugo was new to me when I spun it up, so i would have found it helpful! However if you feel its not required, then that's also cool.