This project automates the process of setting up a new RxRevu machine using a simple Bash script. It was forked from https://github.com/pivotal/workstation-setup
Warning: this script is currently aggressive about what it does and will overwrite vim configurations, bash-it configurations, etc.
Note: the primary branch for this repo is main rather than master
- Run the latest version of macOS
- These scripts might work on previous versions, but are maintained with only the latest macOS in mind
- You may need to install the latest version of Xcode before starting
- In a terminal, run:
xcode-select --install - Accept the licensing agreement
- In a terminal, run:
Open up Terminal.app and run the following command:
mkdir -p ~/workspace &&
cd ~/workspace &&
git clone https://github.com/kimdhendrick/workstation-setup.git &&
cd workstation-setupIf you're setting up a development machine choose which languages and tools to install:
./setup.sh ruby java java-tools docker intellij rectangle yarn node16
Additional options can be installed later by running:
./add_setup.sh <list of opt-in items to install>
To see a list of available options run:
printf "%s " `ls scripts/opt-in | sed 's/\..*//'`; echoShiftit is no longer under active development, if you want to install it you can add shiftit to either your ./setup.sh or ./add_setup.sh command line.
Window manager for Mac
If you see errors from brew, try running brew doctor and include the diagnostic output in your issue submission.
If you see an error saying Need sudo access on macOS which goes on to claim that your user needs to be an administrator
this command should help you out:
sudo dseditgroup -o edit -a <user-name> -t user adminRun it and try your ./setup.sh command again.
There is a known conflict between dotnet and dotnet-sdk Homebrew formulae.
The dotnet formula is only the runtime, so you probably want dotnet-sdk, which includes the .NET runtime.
If you're seeing errors when attempting to install, run brew uninstall dotnet.
If you'd like to add programs to this script, make sure they are approved for use. The security team maintains a list of authorized software. Before adding any software to your machine or this script, fill out a request form to have it approved.
Within RubyMine select File->Manage IDE Settings ->Import Settings....
Navigate to workstation-setup/files/rm_settings.zip and select rm_settings.zip.
Select all the settings and hit Ok, RubyMine will then prompt you to restart (it is wise to do so).
Note: Requires staging/prod and sandbox AWS credentials
Change aws_access_key_ids and aws_secret_access_keys in
the ~/.aws/credentials file to use the credentials provided to
you by the security team.
Use the mfa command to set an MFA token for the next 12 hours.
See the usage message it prints for more information.
To set your token in a new terminal, run . ~/.aws/mfa_session