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another thing is that the user should install a newer version of bash. Wondering if this is something that you can do also?
is the command.
brew install bash
This would mean that…
Install brew like this:
/bin/bash -c "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/Homebrew/install/HEAD/install.sh)"
and then it's just
brew install newt
That was exactly the issue. cleaning up the files in use/local/bin fixed it. it was causes by running brew install docker instead of brew install --cask docker. I must've done it on this laptop in…
I will have to test again and clean it first but i don't think compose is a gui application so you won't have any issues. when i tried installing it before it seemed to work fine. will try to…
Hmm this was caused by a previous try to install docker without using --cask. I removed all files to clean it up and then it worked fine. But on MACOS you need docker desktop (it's what get…
ah yeah i can test it on my wife's laptop 😅 I already had docker desktop installed before on my laptop.
This is something i had to search and replace in the script.
Ok i got past this issue by enabling newest bash with homebrew.
Hmm Figured out why we had this issue. On macos it defaults use ZST as the terminal. But you can load bash. But default bash is 3.5 and that feature you're using is since bash 4.0 so i had to use…
I've done some debugging here and it seems changing a string to upper and lower case like this is a no go on macos: ${VDM_KEY^^} , ${VDM_KEY,,}.
I've not created a function to convert to upper…