get.sh: support dnf

[black-desk]

Signed-off-by: Chen Linxuan [email protected]

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Summary of Changes

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This pull request significantly enhances the get.sh script by integrating support for the dnf package manager. This change broadens the script's compatibility, allowing users on Fedora, RHEL 8+, and CentOS Stream 8+ systems to seamlessly install necessary development dependencies. The update ensures a smoother setup experience across a wider array of Linux distributions.

Highlights

• DNF Package Manager Support: The get.sh script now includes support for the dnf package manager, enabling automatic installation of development tools on systems using it.
• Dependency Installation Logic: The install_tools function has been updated to detect dnf and use it to install git, readline-devel, bzip2, and the @development-tools group.
• Improved Error Messaging: The dependency installation failure message has been updated to explicitly list dnf among the supported package managers, providing clearer guidance to users.

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[waruqi]

Does it ready now?

[black-desk]

Does it ready now?

It seems to work on my machine.

But I am not sure about whether we actually install all dependencies we need here or not.

[waruqi]

Does it ready now?

It seems to work on my machine.

But I am not sure about whether we actually install all dependencies we need here or not.

git, @development-tools is required, readline-devel is optional and is only needed for REPL, and bzip2 is also optional and is needed for package management.