Would it be possible to adapt the code for macOS ?
The readlink command on macos does not have a -f option:
$ ./urchin tests
kill -4889
readlink: illegal option -- f
usage: readlink [-n] [file ...]
readlink: illegal option -- f
usage: readlink [-n] [file ...]
The root directory of the tests that you are running urchin on
doesnot contain the word "test", so I am not running,
in case that was an accident. Use the -f flag if you really
want to run urchin on that directory.
Would it be possible to adapt the code for macOS ?
The `readlink` command on macos does not have a `-f` option:
```
$ ./urchin tests
kill -4889
readlink: illegal option -- f
usage: readlink [-n] [file ...]
readlink: illegal option -- f
usage: readlink [-n] [file ...]
The root directory of the tests that you are running urchin on
doesnot contain the word "test", so I am not running,
in case that was an accident. Use the -f flag if you really
want to run urchin on that directory.
```
Currently running urchin on the test folder on macOS produces weird input:
snip-snip
./urchin: fork: Resource temporarily unavailable
./urchin: line 536: catch: command not found
./urchin: line 550: exit: : numeric argument required
snip-snip
Currently running urchin on the test folder on macOS produces weird input:
```
snip-snip
./urchin: fork: Resource temporarily unavailable
./urchin: line 536: catch: command not found
./urchin: line 550: exit: : numeric argument required
snip-snip
```
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Would it be possible to adapt the code for macOS ?
The
readlinkcommand on macos does not have a-foption:Currently running urchin on the test folder on macOS produces weird input: