Wrong instructions on developing doc

[cmoulliard]

On MacOS with go version go1.6.2 darwin/amd64, the commands to be used to prepare the project in order to build are

1. Glide

glide install -v --strip-vcs

and not

make vendor
glide install -v
[ERROR]	--strip-vendor cannot be used without --strip-vcs
make: *** [vendor] Error 1

2. Run

./out/darwin-amd64/minishift version
Minishift version: 1.0.0-beta.2

and not

./out/minishift start

[gbraad]

Thanks for the report. Yes, the current documentation does not reflect the current process. We are in the process of updating this and adding instructions for platforms other than OSX.

Files affected:

• https://github.com/minishift/minishift/blob/master/docs/developing.md

To @cmoulliard: (off-topic) I notice you use Go 1.6.2. We are currently building binaries using 1.7.1. If things are not working as expected, please update your Go distribution first.

[hferentschik]

@cmoulliard, regarding Glide, the target you want to execute is 'make vendor' which under the hood calls glide. As @gbraad pointed out, you seem to have an outdated development environment. What is your version of Glide? Mine is v0.12.3 and if I set the '--strop-vcs' flag I get:

 [WARN]	The --strip-vcs flag is deprecated. This now works by default.

Maybe we want to add a note, about expected versions in this case. The target itself is correct though.

The minishift binary, though, is in indeed in a different directory now. This changed when we switched to releasing archive bundles instead of single binaries. I am going to update this, since I also have a couple of other things I want to add.

[gbraad]

@hferentschik I did not have this problem with glide (edited: I specifically also install the version referenced by http://glide.sh/version Currently shows v0.12.3). Was pushing the other change already

[hferentschik]

Resolved via pull request #296