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Fall-back manual installation method

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In the first instance, you should always follow the instructions for your operating system linked under "Prerequisites" here. +This ensures that you only have a single installation of aliBuild, and that it is updated automatically with the rest of your system.

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If you cannot follow the instructions linked above for any reason (such as if you are using a shared machine and you do not have administrative access), see below for alternative ways to install aliBuild.

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If you follow these instructions, you are responsible for keeping aliBuild up to date manually. +Please remember to update aliBuild before asking for support, as any issues you encounter may already be solved in the latest version.

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I don't have root permissions

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In case you don't have root permissions, one of the possibilities is installing aliBuild under a +user-owned directory. Start with opening your ~/.bashrc, ~/.bash_profile, ~/.zshrc or ~/.zprofile +(this depends on your system), and add the following line at the end:

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export PATH="$HOME/.local/bin:$PATH"
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Now close all your terminals and reopen them to load the new configuration. +The operations above need to be performed only once. Now, to install or upgrade aliBuild, just do:

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python3 -m pip install alibuild --upgrade --user
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This time we did not specify sudo and we have added the --user option.

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Verify you have aliBuild in your path:

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type aliBuild
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You are responsible for keeping aliBuild up to date manually. +You can update by running the following command:

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python3 -m pip install alibuild --upgrade --user
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Now continue by configuring aliBuild.

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I need a special version of aliBuild

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In some cases you might want to install a "release candidate" version, or you want to get the code +directly from GitHub. By default, the last stable version is installed. Do not install a special +version of aliBuild if you were not instructed to do so or if you don't know what you are doing, we +provide no support for unstable releases!

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First, remove any other copy of aliBuild installed on your system in any other way, to avoid conflicts.

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To install a release candidate (for instance, v1.5.1rc3):

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python3 -m pip install --user --upgrade alibuild==v1.5.1rc3
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To install from GitHub (you can specify a tag or a hash, or another branch, instead of master):

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python3 -m pip install --user --upgrade 'git+https://github.com/alisw/alibuild@master'
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