feat(si-fs): repurpose install.sh script to install si-fs
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This change updates the pre-existing `install.sh` script (found under
the auth portal's `public/` directory) to target the downloading and
installation of a `bin/si-fs` binary from the artifact repository.
The help usage is as follows:
```
install.sh
Installs a binary release of si-fs for supported platforms
USAGE:
install.sh [OPTIONS] [--]
OPTIONS:
-h, --help Prints help information
-d, --destination=<DEST> Destination directory for installation
[default: /home/fnichol/.local/bin]
-p, --platform=<PLATFORM> Platform type to install
[examples: linux-x86_64, darwin-aarch64]
[default: linux-x86_64]
-V, --version=<VERSION> Release version to install
[examples: stable,
20250218.210911.0-sha.bda1ce6ea]
[default: stable]
EXAMPLES:
# Installs the latest release into `$HOME/bin`
install.sh
# Installs the latest release for all users under `/usr/local/bin`
sudo install.sh
# Installs an old release into a temp directory
install.sh -V 20250214.193652.0-sha.0f9972a53 -d /tmp
```
The default will be to download the current `stable` version for the
target platform (currently only `linux-x86_64` and `linux-aarch64` are
supported) and install it under one of the following locations (first
path that is present in the user's `$PATH` wins):
- `$HOME/.local/bin`
- `$HOME/bin`
- Falls back to `$HOME/.si-fs/bin` if none of the above are found in
`$PATH`
If a `root` user (that is `uid == 0`) is installing, the default
destination will be `/usr/local/bin`.
Signed-off-by: Fletcher Nichol <[email protected]>
Dependency Review✅ No vulnerabilities or OpenSSF Scorecard issues found.OpenSSF Scorecard
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A decent "curl-sh" invocation for this installer, once merged would be: curl -sSf https://auth.systeminit.com/install.sh | sh -s --Which allows you to add additional CLI arguments on the end, for example to see the help: curl -sSf https://auth.systeminit.com/install.sh | sh -s -- --helpTo download an older version: curl -sSf https://auth.systeminit.com/install.sh | sh -s -- --version=20250219.172148.0-sha.8fed41d9c |
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This change updates the pre-existing
install.shscript (found under the auth portal'spublic/directory) to target the downloading and installation of abin/si-fsbinary from the artifact repository.The help usage is as follows:
The default will be to download the current
stableversion for the target platform (currently onlylinux-x86_64andlinux-aarch64are supported) and install it under one of the following locations (first path that is present in the user's$PATHwins):$HOME/.local/bin$HOME/bin$HOME/.si-fs/binif none of the above are found in$PATHIf a
rootuser (that isuid == 0) is installing, the default destination will be/usr/local/bin.