Following the installation instructions in the firecloud-cli readme, I have run all the appropriate steps.
Python 2.7.10 was already installed on my machine
I installed pip by running
sudo easy_install pip- I installed virtualenv by running
sudo pip install virtualenv - I installed Google Cloud SDK by following their instructions. I did not copy any repository into it however; is that necessary? I wasn't sure what repository I was meant to put in it, or if we would be instructed what to put in it during the upcoming workshop.
- I ran ./install.sh, and it completed just fine:
Beginning installation...
Creating Python virtual environment
Installing Firecloud CLI
Linking binaries
Firecloud CLI has been installed in ~/.firecloud-cli/venv/bin
You may want to include this in your default path by adding
the following to your .bashrc, .bash_profile or equivalent
export PATH=~/.firecloud-cli/ubin:$PATH
I then added it to my path, started a new bash shell, and tried to call firecloud. I recieved the error command not found. I can't figure out what I missed to where it isn't working. Thanks in advance for your help.
I am running on Mac OSX 10, on a bash terminal using Java 7. However, since Firecloud isn't a jar, I'm not sure that's relevant.