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Hi just tried to install bk cli on a new developer machine (Ubuntu 20.04),
and ran into several issues, both using the binary from the releases page and also using Homebrew.
(1) With the binary from the releases page I get this error:
./bk-linux-amd64-1.1.0
2021/01/04 18:44:19 Error getting git commit: exit status 128
2021/01/04 18:44:19 Error getting git branch: exit status 128
🚨 exec: "buildkite-agent": executable file not found in$PATH
It's asking for an agent, just checking because I don't see any docs on that topic,
but does a non-build developer machine need to run the build agent in order to use the CLI ??
if so, what's the best way to configure it such that it's only available for local builds, not part of the agent build pool for remotely triggered builds
(2) using Homebrew I get a different error:
# without sudo:
bk
zsh: permission denied: bk
# with sudo:
sudo bk
sudo: bk: command not found
So first it says permission denied, then it says command not found (presumably that's not the bk command but some other command that it can't find?).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Hi just tried to install bk cli on a new developer machine (Ubuntu 20.04),
and ran into several issues, both using the binary from the releases page and also using Homebrew.
(1) With the binary from the releases page I get this error:
It's asking for an agent, just checking because I don't see any docs on that topic,
but does a non-build developer machine need to run the build agent in order to use the CLI ??
(2) using Homebrew I get a different error:
So first it says permission denied, then it says command not found (presumably that's not the bk command but some other command that it can't find?).
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: