You signed in with another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.You signed out in another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.You switched accounts on another tab or window. Reload to refresh your session.Dismiss alert
The install.sh script seems to have been copied from the main gosec project. Trying to use it according to the instructions in the README does not work. The script itself points to the other repository.
Install script points to the wrong repository
The install script could be tackled in one of the 3 ways:
Modify the install script using godownloader. (However godownloader is abandoned).
Using the install script as a guide, modify it manually to point to this repository. Would also require publishing the corresponding binaries on the release page.
Delete the install script and instruct users to install from source
M1 support
In addition, the output of the install script will fail for Apple Silicon users (M1 and M2 chips) because it is not in the hard-coded list of supported architectures. Accordingly, it fails with a message that the architecture is not supported. However, it's possible to build and run the tool painlessly using a simple make if one downloads the source.
Support could be added by adding a line to the install script for darwin/arm64. I don't think this architecture and OS combination existed when this install script was written.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
The install.sh script seems to have been copied from the main gosec project. Trying to use it according to the instructions in the README does not work. The script itself points to the other repository.
Install script points to the wrong repository
The install script could be tackled in one of the 3 ways:
M1 support
In addition, the output of the install script will fail for Apple Silicon users (M1 and M2 chips) because it is not in the hard-coded list of supported architectures. Accordingly, it fails with a message that the architecture is not supported. However, it's possible to build and run the tool painlessly using a simple
make
if one downloads the source.Support could be added by adding a line to the install script for
darwin/arm64
. I don't think this architecture and OS combination existed when this install script was written.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: