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install script doesn't work on linux. #96
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@tutuca you can download the latest release as a pre-built binary here: https://github.com/zaquestion/lab/releases/tag/v0.9.0 I just noticed this issue today as well, I'm going to update the install script to just use the prebuilt binaries |
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[#96] (fix) update install script to use prebuilt binaries for more reliable installs and add back an install from source section
@tutuca Updated the install script to use the release binaries, you should be able to use
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On ubuntu 17.10 with go version
go1.9.1 linux/amd64
. running the install script gets:I'm not really a gopher so I don't get why is searching for source files in that path.
How do I get around this to install
lab
?somewhat related PD: Is there a way to provide linux binaries?
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