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The one line install doesn't work on a clean OS install. There are a couple of issues.
test@tests-MacBook-Pro ~ % curl -fsSL https://openboot.dev/install.sh | bash
OpenBoot Installer
==================
Detected: darwin/arm64
⚠️ ACTION REQUIRED
Xcode Command Line Tools need to be installed.
A dialog will appear - please click 'Install' and enter your password.
But the dialog doesn't open. After running xcode-select --install and trying again.
test@tests-MacBook-Pro ~ % curl -fsSL https://openboot.dev/install.sh | bash
OpenBoot Installer
==================
Detected: darwin/arm64
Installing Homebrew...
Warning: Running in non-interactive mode because `stdin` is not a TTY.
==> Checking for`sudo` access (which may request your password)...
Need sudo access on macOS (e.g. the user test needs to be an Administrator)!
No way to enter password, script terminates. After manually installing homebrew things continue fine.
Both problems come from curl | bash eating stdin — the read prompt before Xcode CLT never gets input, and Homebrew sees no TTY so it bails on sudo.
Fixed in v0.38.0: the script does exec < /dev/tty at the top to reconnect stdin to the terminal. Xcode dialog, sudo prompts, and everything else should work now on a clean install. Give it a shot and let me know?
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github-actions commentedon Mar 15, 2026
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fix: resolve setup issues from clean OS install (#5, #6, #8)
fullstackjam commentedon Mar 16, 2026
Both problems come from
curl | basheating stdin — thereadprompt before Xcode CLT never gets input, and Homebrew sees no TTY so it bails on sudo.Fixed in v0.38.0: the script does
exec < /dev/ttyat the top to reconnect stdin to the terminal. Xcode dialog, sudo prompts, and everything else should work now on a clean install. Give it a shot and let me know?UnderpantsGnome commentedon Mar 16, 2026
Looks good 👍