Fix install.sh by using the correct URL and extracting the contents of the downloaded archive #203
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Just wanted to say thanks, this fixed the install on Linux for me as well. |
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Indeed helpful! Thanks. |
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Fix install.sh by using the correct URL and extracting the contents of the downloaded archive
install.shis currently broken as it attempts to download the CLI from an incorrect URL.This PR adjusts
install.shas follows:How I tested it
Executed
install.shlocally (Linux AMD64), and it installed the CLI successfully.Closes #202