'readlink: illegal option -f' on macOS about haystack

[simonepsp]

Hi,
essentially there are 2 issues :

• readlink doesn't have the -f option
• cp doesn't have the -t option

To fix the readlink issue you have to install greadlink via brew (brew install coreutils. Give a look here if you don't have Homebrew installed: https://brew.sh/index_it.html) and then replace "readlink" with "greadlink" in every haystack script. Alternatively you can run alias readlink=greadlink.

Now the cp issue: AFAIK macos' cp doesn't have the -t parameter. To fix this you have to replace cp -t "$patched_filterset_dir" "$fileset_dir"/*.{jar,apk} with cp $fileset_dir"/*.{jar,apk} $patched_filterset_dir in the patch-fileset script.

I'm not a mac user but this should do the job.
Cheers!

[Lanchon]

thanks for the report. i don't support proprietary tools or OSes. you are on your own here, sorry for letting you down.