When running setup.sh on a fresh copy of Ubuntu 20.04, the installation fails because git is not installed on the system.
This should either be stated as a prerequisite or checked for in the script and installed as well.
Further, there should be a note that the script is required to be run from the home-directory. If the script is run from the root of the repository, the nest-simulator will be cloned to the wrong location which leads cmake in line 45 to fail (because it expects the simulator to be in the home-directory).
When running setup.sh on a fresh copy of Ubuntu 20.04, the installation fails because git is not installed on the system.
This should either be stated as a prerequisite or checked for in the script and installed as well.
Further, there should be a note that the script is required to be run from the home-directory. If the script is run from the root of the repository, the nest-simulator will be cloned to the wrong location which leads cmake in line 45 to fail (because it expects the simulator to be in the home-directory).