running 'osxiso' creates deps/osxiso/package.json only
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gw666 commented
Hi--hope you can help me with this. I installed bpkg, confirmed that it worked by using it to install term. Then I executed the following:
gw-mac-pro:~ gr$ bpkg install busterc/osx-iso
info: Install /busterc/osx-iso/master from remote https://raw.githubusercontent.com [https://github.com]
gw-mac-pro:~ gr$ osxiso Mavericks
-bash: osxiso: command not found
gw-mac-pro:~ gr$
I searched my computer for "osxiso" and found the single file deps/osxiso/package.json.
I tried the install and run commands again (because I didn't know what else to try), with the same lack of result.
Any ideas? Thanks!
busterc commented
It looks like bpkg
updated their installation processes. I've updated the README, with the latest release (version 3), to include the required -g
CLI argument:
$ bpkg install busterc/osx-iso -g
gw666 commented
Hey, many thanks! GW
… On Dec 8, 2017, at 9:04 AM, Buster Collings ***@***.***> wrote:
It looks like bpkg updated their installation processes. I've updated the README, with the latest release (version 3), to include the required -g CLI argument:
$ bpkg install busterc/osx-iso -g
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