WebInstall fails on Raspberry Pi

[1blckhrt]

Describe the bug

WebInstall Script for Koji fails on Raspberry Pi. Error message: mv: cannot stat './koji-*/koji': No such file or directory

To Reproduce

Run the WebInstall Script to attempt to install Koji on a Raspberry Pi system (in my case the 400 model).

Expected behavior

I expected the program to install properly and for it to be accessible via terminal.

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Additional context

When I attempted to install Koji, I was connecting to the Raspberry Pi via SSH. Unsure if that relates to the problem.
Installing via Cargo worked successfully under the same circumstances.

It appears that all of the directories were indeed created, but not the actual binary itself.

[1blckhrt]

I was able to replicate the issue via WSL and a Linux Mint VM.

[cococonscious]

Hi, thanks for your great bug report and replicating it on multiple targets. It seems that I forgot to update the webi install script after changing the build process. The linked PR should solve that issue (at least I hope so, since the webi's test script just wouldn't run on my machine), please report back if possible after your next try!

In the meantime, you can either get the binary directly from the GitHub release (check this gist out if you want to fetch the latest release) or, preferably, install it through cargo. Switching to either of those also has the advantage of not having to trust another third party with installing packages on your systems (or multiple in a sense, since webi modifies your .bashrc/.zshrc/... for another tool, envman).

[1blckhrt]

Installing via cargo worked completely fine. After running the web install script again, it appears the error persists, and it's now trying to install an entirely different version of Koji from the one in my initial bug report posting. I'm still playing around with Koji as a whole so please correct me if I'm wrong about the version number.

[cococonscious]

The mv error should be fixed now, but we're still trying to figure out why it's suddenly taking the wrong version... I'll keep you updated. For now, you can install the latest version explicitly with curl -Ss https://webinstall.dev/koji@v3.2.0 | bash if you prefer it over cargo.

[1blckhrt]

Sure, happy to test if need be.