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macOS X setup - SonarQube Tutorial
From the course: Agile Software Development: Code Quality
macOS X setup
- [Instructor] For the next couple of videos we're going to collect code coverage for Sinatra, a popular web development framework for Ruby. To follow along on a Mac for those videos, you're going to need to do the following setup. First up, we need to install Homebrew. The easiest way to do that, is to copy this long line from Homebrew's home page into your terminal. Press Return to let it do its thing. You might need to type in your password. And then wait for it to be done. Once that's all done, we're going to use Homebrew to install rbenv which is a program that let's us manage and install different versions of Ruby at the same time. So we'll do brew install rbenv. Now that that's done, we need to go ahead and configure rbenv so that it works everywhere we need it to. To do that, we run rbenv init, and then follow the instructions it gives us. So, it's saying that we need to copy this line and paste it into our .bash_profile. Go ahead and open up that file, and I made a mistake…
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