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Offer: Install-Script for Linux #1100
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Dear @fkellner Thank you for your contribution. It is highly appreciated. I have forwarded it to the team in order to give you feedback. I think that the best approach would be if you could create a git repository (owned by you) with your script, and we will gladly point to it in our documentation. That way, it will be straightforward for you to maintain it without having to go through reviews every time. Thanks again for this nice contribution! Kind regards, |
Dear @fkellner I tried it on CentOS 7 and with Oracle JDK 1.8.0_91. The script worked great for me and was very convenient overall. A small issue is that the JDK I'm using expects the flag Let us know if you make a repository with the script and we will happily point to it from the documentation! |
Dear @ghislainfourny and @thomastzhou, thank you for the quick feedback, and sorry for the long response time! Best Regards |
Dear @fkellner Many thanks for wrapping this up. This is very appreciated. In the next release the documentation will point to your script as an additional possibility of installation, you can see a preview here: https://sparksoniq.readthedocs.io/en/latest/Getting%20started/ Also, in the next release the CLI will be more convenient (but in a backward compatible way so it should not break your script). Feel free to adjust your script if you wish to once the release is out: Kind regards, |
Dear rumble developers,
I recently created a small install script which installs Java 8 (on Debian-based Systems), downloads and unpacks Apache Spark and RumbleDB and adds a REPL and JSONiq File convenience script.
I guess it could be useful to other linux users, and make installation clean and easy, with everything in one folder and an uninstall script.
Should I create a git repo with a release containing the script, and create a pull request with an edit to the documentation to point to it? Or can you integrate it in this repo? Does it even meet your standards?
Thanks in advance for any tips and/or feedback
P.S.: Here is the code:
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