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Zach Musgrave
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53 lines
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# Installing the dolt command line
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## Prerequisites
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* Make sure git is installed
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* Setup ssh keys for github authentication: https://help.github.com/articles/generating-a-new-ssh-key-and-adding-it-to-the-ssh-agent/
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* Clone this repo and pull the latest
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* Install go: https://golang.org/doc/install
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* run: git config --global --add url."ssh://git@github.com".insteadOf "https://github.com"
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* Configure your environment with important variables. Put these in your .bash_profile / .bashrc
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* Set your `GOPATH` environment variable:
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* export GOPATH=`go env GOPATH`
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* If your go workspace is somewhere other than the default of `~/go`, set `GOPATH` manually via an export directive in your .bash_profile, e.g. `export GOPATH=/workspaces/liquidata/go`
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* `export NOMS_VERSION_NEXT=1`
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* Add the go binary installation directory to your `PATH` variable (`export PATH=$GOPATH/bin:$PATH`).
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* This helper function can also be added to make installation easier:
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``` bash
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dolt_install() {
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pushd ~/go/src/github.com/liquidata-inc/ld/dolt/go/cmd/dolt
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GO111MODULE=on go install .
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popd
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}
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```
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* Windows installation
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* Do whatever windows stuff you gotta do so that %USERPROFILE%/go/bin is part of the path
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## Installation
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* If you setup dolt_install
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* run: dolt_install
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* If not
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* Open a command line in the dolt/go directory
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* run: GO111MODULE=on go install .
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## First commands
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* dolt config --global --add user.email YOU@liquidata.co
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* dolt config --global --add user.name "YOUR NAME"
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## Setting up a repo
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* make a new directory with nothing in it
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* From the new directory run dolt init
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## Docs
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* The latest documentation will always be in the tool itself. run "dolt" to see a list of standard git like commands.
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run "dolt table" to see the table subcommands. To get the help for any command use the --help flag after the name of the command.
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* Initial version of the documentation looks like this: https://docs.google.com/document/d/169Zhh_r1hmxZo5V3N_aOx7i6ImJCVBbaB8EBXyH8p3o/edit#
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