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Simplify installation on shared dev server #64

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geoffroy-aubry opened this issue Oct 19, 2012 · 5 comments
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Simplify installation on shared dev server #64

geoffroy-aubry opened this issue Oct 19, 2012 · 5 comments

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@geoffroy-aubry
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@geoffroy-aubry
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Need help to make the good choices :-)

@geoffroy-aubry
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See comments of Latouss in the duplicate issue #106.

@ltoussaint
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Also, in installation script, it could be a good idea to allow user to copy bash_completion.sh into /etc/bash_completion.d/ folder (and not only ask him to add a line in its bashrc)
=> cp $(ROOT_DIR)/install/bash_completion.sh /etc/bash_completion.d/twgit
/!\ We need sudo to do this

bash_completion will be available for all users
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users who don't install twgit don't know there is a bash_completion file, so can't install it

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In my mind the steps are :

  • Store twgit into /usr/share (need sudo)
  • Create folder /home/ltoussaint/.twgit : features_subject, log and error path will be stored in this folder
  • Copy bash_completion.sh in /etc/bash_completion.d folder
  • Copy bash_git.sh in /etc/profile.d ?
  • Change autoupdate system : we can't update twgit without sudo

@monsieurchico
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don't forget zsh and macos specificities :p

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