Homebrew (or just brew) is used to install many of the other programs needed, like Wine and Docker.
Manual installation of prerequisites Homebrew In such a case please abort the script using CTRL+C (might have to press several times) and run it again. Note: Sometimes servers are not available or a timeout occurs (during step 2, 3 or 4). -skipprereq will skip the installation of any prerequisites, which can be useful if the user wants to manually install the prerequisites beforehand.-ignorechecks will not perform any checks and instead ask the user every time some part is installed/set-up whether to do so.-nocolor will omit using any special colors when printing information.The script also allows to influence its behaviour through the use of some command-line arguments: It might be necessary to first add execution rights to the script using chmod +x. To run the installation script, simply open a terminal window, navigate to the extracted download package and start the installation using. This can of course vary based on which prerequesites are already available, how much the temporary installation files require, or which packages have new updates. The tool and all prerequesites require about 10.0GB of free space with all prerequisites and configuration (~7GB for prerequisites, ~2GB for Wine prefix and Docker container, rest for compressed and extracted installer and the tool itself). The installation script is made for bash. Microsoft SQL Server 2017 Express (running on Docker).Homebrew () for installing dependencies.User interaction is required to elevate the terminal interaction.
The requirements are installed as part of the script automatically.
Use at your own risk! Tested macOS Versions: This port to macOS is EXPERIMENTAL (including the installation script).
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