chips depends on the commands git and curl. Therefore, it should first check for their existence, and print an error message if they're not available.
Both are not part of the POSIX standard. Although curl is included in nearly all GNU/Linux distros and OS X, git obviously isn't. I've never seen a user desktop operating system which ships with it by default.
chips depends on the commands
gitandcurl. Therefore, it should first check for their existence, and print an error message if they're not available.Both are not part of the POSIX standard. Although
curlis included in nearly all GNU/Linux distros and OS X,gitobviously isn't. I've never seen a user desktop operating system which ships with it by default.