I'm guessing that where it cut off with the .... is where is said something like "can't install as a normal user, you'll need to sudo" and then asked for your password?
It doesn't force you to install as root like it did before. Now it works as a normal user also.
However... definitely needs some sort of way to either hide those errors, do early detection, or something... because that is ugly and confusing.
I'm guessing that where it cut off with the `....` is where is said something like "can't install as a normal user, you'll need to sudo" and then asked for your password?
It doesn't force you to install as root like it did before. Now it works as a normal user also.
However... definitely needs some sort of way to either hide those errors, do early detection, or something... because that is ugly and confusing.
Just so you can see what the fix was:
• https://git.coolaj86.com/coolaj86/node-installer.sh/commit/689fa5853196be8997cca4ec3e0a460765258f25
• https://git.coolaj86.com/coolaj86/node-installer.sh/commit/c3890ca8a9adc6945ff5e15b769a474a09d3b005
Fresh install of Linux Mint 19.1 (Ubuntu 18.04)
Ran:
It returned:
I'm guessing that where it cut off with the
....
is where is said something like "can't install as a normal user, you'll need to sudo" and then asked for your password?It doesn't force you to install as root like it did before. Now it works as a normal user also.
However... definitely needs some sort of way to either hide those errors, do early detection, or something... because that is ugly and confusing.
No. I should have been more clear. The
....
was replacing a hundred or so lines of the same "Operation not permitted" errors.Just so you can see what the fix was:
•
689fa58531
•
c3890ca8a9
That's good.
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