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As before we default to /usr/local but now we switch to ~/.local if /usr/local if not accessible instead of prompting for sudo. Instead of having an exception for macOS/arm64. Of course if a user wants to install in /usr/local anyway, they can still pass --prefix /usr/local to force installation into /usr/local and prompt for sudo. |
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| uninstall.sh | ||