Fix Command Not Found Error on macOS During Installation #61
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- Modified install.sh to check operating system type. - Added condition to skip command on macOS (darwin). - Maintained execution on Linux systems. - Ensures smoother installation on macOS without affecting Linux behavior. - Addresses issue alx-tools#60.
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Jun 25, 2024
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Pull Request:
mandbCommand Not Found on macOS During InstallationProblem
During the installation of Betty, the script executes the
mandbcommand, which is unavailable on macOS. This results in the errormandb: command not found. This issue causes confusion among macOS users, as it may appear that the installation process has failed.Proposed Solution
The installation script should be modified to:
OSTYPEasdarwin), skip themandbcommand and display a message indicating the step is unnecessary.mandbas usual.Testing
mandbstep and displays a message.mandbwithout issues.Impact
This change ensures a smoother installation experience on macOS and maintains the current functionality on Linux.