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Describe the bug
The Linux installation script installs the binary into ~/.local/bin, i.e. it makes that path the executable, not a folder, and doesn't copy the executable into it.
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior: Use the installation script with no arguments.
Expected behavior
Should probably install it into ~/.local/bin/dblab although I don't think that's typically included into PATH. Might prompt for password and install into /usr/local/bin/dblab instead.
OS (please complete the following information):
Arch
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I can't reproduce the problem. I've been running this script on Mac, Fedora, Debian and Ubuntu for years and I had no problem at all.
I realized that the original script I took inspiration from was improved over the years, tho. I hope it addresses the installation issue.
I won't change the default value because current path is OK as it is and can changed by the user anytime, and won't change it to an administrator directory, either.
Describe the bug
The Linux installation script installs the binary into
~/.local/bin
, i.e. it makes that path the executable, not a folder, and doesn't copy the executable into it.To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior: Use the installation script with no arguments.
Expected behavior
Should probably install it into
~/.local/bin/dblab
although I don't think that's typically included intoPATH
. Might prompt for password and install into/usr/local/bin/dblab
instead.OS (please complete the following information):
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: