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This script would automatically detect the operating system being used and use the best installation option for that platform. For supported platforms, this would ideally be through the package manager. This script should be written to be runnable on the widest variety of Linux distributions possible, so it should not have external dependencies.
In order for this script to be widely useful, we should have some kind of fallback installation option for unsupported platforms. This would probably come in the form of a PyInstaller executable, but see #13 for a list of options with pros and cons.
The intended result is to maintain our one-liner installation experience while being able to make more intelligent choices about how that installation happens. The resulting command would look something like this:
curl -fsSL https://get-cli.aotu.ai | sh
Piping a script from the internet directly into a root shell script has its fair share of security considerations. We should make those considerations clear in the documentation and provide manual installation instructions as well.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
This script would automatically detect the operating system being used and use the best installation option for that platform. For supported platforms, this would ideally be through the package manager. This script should be written to be runnable on the widest variety of Linux distributions possible, so it should not have external dependencies.
In order for this script to be widely useful, we should have some kind of fallback installation option for unsupported platforms. This would probably come in the form of a PyInstaller executable, but see #13 for a list of options with pros and cons.
The intended result is to maintain our one-liner installation experience while being able to make more intelligent choices about how that installation happens. The resulting command would look something like this:
Piping a script from the internet directly into a root shell script has its fair share of security considerations. We should make those considerations clear in the documentation and provide manual installation instructions as well.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: