release/public-v1: readlink error on macOS using build.sh #52
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I'd vote the second way
…On Fri, Feb 7, 2020 at 11:44 AM Dom Heinzeller ***@***.***> wrote:
When using build.sh on macOS, the script complains about readlink. This is
because the default macOS readlink doesn't recognize the -f option used to
determine MYDIR:
MYDIR=$(cd "$(dirname "$(readlink -f -n "${BASH_SOURCE[0]}" )" )" && pwd -P)
One can install the GNU readlink via homebrew, but this version is
installed as greadlink. Two options: add logic to detect that the system is
a macOS system and then call greadlink instead of readlink, or just try to
do something less fancy (aka not working properly if build.sh is linked
to somewhere else and then called from there - I don't think this is
something we want anyway) and just use
MYDIR=`dirname "$BASH_SOURCE"`
MYDIR=$(realpath "${MYDIR}")
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Fixed in #74. |
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When using build.sh on macOS, the script complains about readlink. This is because the default macOS readlink doesn't recognize the -f option used to determine MYDIR:
One can install the GNU readlink via homebrew, but this version is installed as greadlink. Two options: add logic to detect that the system is a macOS system and then call greadlink instead of readlink, or just try to do something less fancy (aka not working properly if
build.shis linked to somewhere else and then called from there - I don't think this is something we want anyway) and just use?
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