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Failed to install buckaroo on mac with homebrew #376
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Thanks for reaching out! I think homebrew is trying to tell us that this recipe is outdated. Todays buckaroo doesn't depend on java anymore and we provide self-containing binaries that can be found on our release page Let me know if that works for you |
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I tried to get buckaroo from brew, and put the command in it - I assume that on release page there are binaries and macos version is among them, yet it is not recognized as executable, but as an unknown file on my pc. Could you clarify this bit, please, @nikhedonia? Anyway, is there a reason why I cannot install with brew? Is something wrong happening on my side? |
I have added |
I just got a hold on a mac with big sur installed.
Then buckaroo will show up in the "Security & Privacy" settings and once I granted permissions it worked. |
Hey guys just gave it a shot, adding the latest version to |
That was rejected ;-(, saying it should be instead submitted to https://github.com/Homebrew/homebrew-core |
Yeah at this point I cbf. I was on a tirade with all the different package managers to try and find one which worked out-of-the-box for cross-platform GUI dev: microsoft/vcpkg#17194 |
This apparently has been an issue for well over a year, and yet nothing has been done. While looking around for a C++ library package dependency manager for software development on the mac, I found reference to buckaroo, but since trying to use the homebrew installation instructions within your very own documentation resulted in numerous errors I have decided not to pursue use of your solution. If in the future you actually care about fixing things, I might reconsider. Until then, since you can't be bothered to support the mac correctly, you shouldn't expect people on the mac to use your software. For reference, this is the error message I got when trying to install:
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Hello. I tried to install the utility with this command (
brew install loopperfect/lp/buckaroo
) from getting started section, but the installation failed with these errors:I have no idea what to do, please help.
This is brew version:
And macos is 10.15.6
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