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Password Prompts:
- When executing commands with elevated permissions (such as
sudoor system package managers), you will be asked for your system/admin password. - Important: As you type your password into the terminal, no characters or dots will appear on the screen. This is standard terminal security behavior. Type your password completely and press
Enter.
- When executing commands with elevated permissions (such as
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User Prompts (
y/nConfirmation):- Read the terminal screen carefully during installation.
- You may be asked for confirmation (e.g.,
Do you want to continue? [y/N]). Follow the instructions on the screen and typey(orn) followed byEnterwhen prompted. The uppdercase letter (if any) is the default option if the user presses enter without input
Open your terminal or PowerShell console and execute the command corresponding to your operating system.
Open PowerShell (run as administrator recommended) Right click the PowerShell icon and run as administrator, then paste this command:
irm https://raw.githubusercontent.com/SDU-SW-Engineering/editor-config-management/refs/heads/master/bin/window-setup.ps1 | iexNote: This script installs Git, Zed, and .NET, then configures your Zed environment.
Open your Terminal app and run:
bash -c "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/SDU-SW-Engineering/editor-config-management/refs/heads/master/bin/macos-setup.sh)"Note: This script will download Homebrew and set up Git, Zed, .NET, and apply the Zed editor configurations to your system.
Open your Terminal and run:
bash -c "$(curl -fsSL https://raw.githubusercontent.com/SDU-SW-Engineering/editor-config-management/refs/heads/master/bin/linux-setup.sh)"Note: On Linux, this script uses either, apt, pacman and or dnf for installing .NET, while also applying the Zed editor configurations to your system.
bin/ # Executable scripts
doc/ # Documentation
src/ # Source files
var/ # Data files