Testing script on clean install of Ubuntu Desktop 16.04.1.
pip fails if not upgraded beforehand, whether "sudo" or "sudo -s" or "sudo -sH" is run.
After this modification it works perfectly from a clean install. Below are my steps if anyone should want to replicate or validate:
1. Clean install of Ubuntu 16.04.1 Desktop (on VM)
2. sudo apt-get -y install git
3. mkdir ~/git
4. cd ~/git
5. git clone https://github.com/getredash/redash
6. cd ~/git/redash/setup/ubuntu
7. chmod +x bootstrap.sh
8. nano bootstrap.sh
9. added "pip install --upgrade pip" to the script above the "pip install -U..." line.
10. Saved script.
11. sudo -H ./bootstrap.sh
Note that the "-H" is necessary in order to run the script successfully, otherwise you will run into pip ownership issues.
- Update version to 0.11.1.
- Move all apt commands to the beginning of the script and add the missing ones (lib-sasl).
- Fix the Redash Metadata data source creation command.
Running update before upgrade will fetch the latest sources, so we
can be sure that the upgrades will bring the box to the latest
versions of everything. Otherwise, this is often a no-op because
the box's sources will be cached at time of generation, meaning
there is nothing to upgrade.
Fix shellcheck complaints. These changes are not particularly important,
but spotting new/real issues is easier when checker output is empty by
default.
