MacOS 11.6.1

[mikkeo]

Tried to run it, complained about needing gawk-cmd

Ran brew install gawk

Then ran kanban, got following error:

conditional binary operator expected
kanban: line 222: syntax error near "maximum_todo[$status]"' kanban: line 222: [[ -v "maximum_todo[$status]" ]] && maxlines=${maximum_todo[$status]}'

Code there looks like:

maxlines=0
[[ -v "maximum_todo[$status]" ]] && [[ maxlines=${maximum_todo[$status]} ]]
[[ ${maximum_todo[$status]} > -1 ]] && [[ $nlines > ${maximum_todo[$status]} ]] && label$
echo -e ".$(strtoline "$label" "~")~~.\n| $label |_______\n|" > $TMP.col.$i

[fritx]

# same error
$ ./kanban list
gawk-cmd not installed..aborting (maybe install coreutils util-linux pkgs?)

[tudormunteanu]

@fritx , I've ran:
brew install coreutils util-linux gawk and then got the same error as @mikkeo

[fritx]

@tudormunteanu @mikkeo I got it to work! try brew install bash

ζ brew install coreutils util-linux gawk

ζ ./kanban list
./kanban: line 222: conditional binary operator expected
./kanban: line 222: syntax error near `"maximum_todo[$status]"'
./kanban: line 222: `    [[ -v "maximum_todo[$status]" ]] && maxlines=${maximum_todo[$status]}'

ζ brew info bash
==> bash: stable 5.1.16 (bottled), HEAD

ζ . ~/.bashrc

ζ bash --version
GNU bash, version 3.2.57(1)-release (x86_64-apple-darwin19)
Copyright (C) 2007 Free Software Foundation, Inc.

ζ brew install bash

ζ ./kanban list
id  status  tag  description  history
-   -       -    -            -

refs: sclorg/s2i-python-container#104, matrix-org/complement@b896382, matrix-org/complement#73

[fritx]

I have some commits to make kanban.bash more compatitable with macOS and bash3 also
https://github.com/we-fork/kanban.bash/commits/compat

[StrikingLoo]

Hi everyone! I'm on a Mac. Thanks to this issue I got to the point where add, csv and individual column commands work fine. However if I do kanban show or kanban list I still get errors.

kanban show
head: illegal line count -- 0

pr: illegal option -- S
usage: pr [+page] [-col] [-adFfmprt] [-e[ch][gap]] [-h header]
          [-i[ch][gap]] [-l line] [-n[ch][width]] [-o offset]
          [-L locale] [-s[ch]] [-w width] [-] [file ...]

Any idea how to fix this?
Thank you!

[coderofsalvation]

The latest version uses 'pr -s' (like mac's pr) instead of pr -S which seems to work fine too.
Can you test it?

Not sure about the head-error (yet), but I guess one step a time