./bootstrap.sh throws error about dimple

[radarsat1]

So it was missing a hashbang and so if you were running it from zsh maybe it was not the correct syntax. Current master should force it to run as a bash script. Otherwise you could try running it as "bash bootstrap.sh"

[julianvogels]

I tried "bash bootstrap.sh" after pulling the latest code. Got a very similar error:

julianvogels:dimple (master) $ bash bootstrap.sh
: command not found2:
: command not found6:
: command not found9:
This script bootstraps required libraries for selected environments.
: command not found11:
: command not found13:
: command not found16:
'ootstrap.sh: line 66: syntax error near unexpected token `{
'ootstrap.sh: line 66: `liblo() {

I get the same when running from iTerm (zsh) or Terminal. But tbh Im not a terminal wizard so maybe something could be wrong with my .zshrc or my .bash_profile?

[radarsat1]

Weird, I think this must be a problem with your git checkout. After seeing that it's complaining about "command not found" on empty lines, on a hunch I tried the following and got similar errors to you:

$ unix2dos bootstrap.sh 
unix2dos: converting file bootstrap.sh to DOS format...

$ bash bootstrap.sh 
bootstrap.sh: line 2: $'\r': command not found
bootstrap.sh: line 6: $'\r': command not found
bootstrap.sh: line 9: $'\r': command not found
This script bootstraps required libraries for selected environments.
bootstrap.sh: line 11: $'\r': command not found
bootstrap.sh: line 13: $'\r': command not found
bootstrap.sh: line 16: $'\r': command not found
bootstrap.sh: line 66: syntax error near unexpected token `$'{\r''
'ootstrap.sh: line 66: `liblo() {

so it seems that your git checkout has the wrong line endings (should be unix LF format, but git is converting it to CRLF). Any reason on your system that would happen? It's usually a Windows problem, not mac, so it's surprising. Does your git configuration have auto.crlf set?

$ git config --get auto.crlf

Does the script work for you if you change the line endings to unix?

$ dos2unix bootstrap.sh
$ bash bootstrap.sh

You'll need dos2unix installed (eg via homebrew) of course.. otherwise you can try,

$ tr -d '\r' < bootstrap.sh >fixed.sh

instead.