setup.sh: macOS sed Command Broken #5
Description
I cloned main to follow along with https://www.coursera.org/learn/foundations-of-red-hat-cloud-native-development/
Upon cd'ing into DO100x-apps/setup/macos and invoking bash ./setup.sh, I received the following error message:
Creating namespace 'mitch-dev' ...
Creating namespace 'mitch-stage' ...
Creating certificates ...
Creating Kubectl credentials for 'mitch' ...
Creating Kubectl context 'mitch-context' for user 'mitch' ...
Creating role resources for user 'mitch' in namespace 'mitch-dev' ...
sed: /Users/<snip>/DO100x-apps/setup/macos/files/role-binding.yml: No such file or directory
Could not apply security resources
This appears to be correct: the files directory is a macos sibling directory, not a child directory.
A temporary workaround is throwing a ".." in front of the /files bit of the path that sed is looking for:
86 if ! sed "s/{username}/${USERNAME}/g; s/{namespace}/${1}/g" $SCRIPTPATH/../files/role-binding.yml | kubectl apply -f - > /dev/null 2>&1 ; then