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Maybe you can skip make init and just change your configuration file
You can check your Bash version by running the following command:
bash --version
-v is a unary operator introduced in bash 4.2 and later that checks whether a variable is set. In this code, if [[! -v COLOR_OPEN]]; The then line checks whether the COLOR_OPEN variable is set. If it is not set, then the line COLOR_OPEN=1 is run.
# shellcheck disable=SC2034
if [[ ! -v COLOR_OPEN ]]; then
COLOR_OPEN=1
fi
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The Docker deployment plan has been fully upgraded. Please refer to the README for the new scheme. The new scheme is simpler to use and supports Linux, Windows, and Mac.
What happened?
docker 部署 在mac 终端执行 make init 报错
openim/openim-docker/scripts/lib/color.sh: line 23: conditional binary operator expected
What did you expect to happen?
openim/openim-docker/scripts/lib/color.sh: line 23: conditional binary operator expected
How can we reproduce it (as minimally and precisely as possible)?
openim/openim-docker/scripts/lib/color.sh: line 23: conditional binary operator expected
Anything else we need to know?
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