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Download and Installation

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The CLI is released as open-source on . Its latest version is available .

Mac:

  1. Download the version for Mac (it's the pkg file).

  2. Install the pkg file normally.

  3. The installation defaults to /usr/local/bin/seal.

Windows:

  1. Download the version for Windows.

  2. Unzip it and extract the seal.exe file. No installation is needed.

  3. For ease of use it's recommended to put the seal.exe file in the project directory, or add the directory it's in to the Path environment variable.

Linux:

  1. Download the version for Linux.

  2. Unzip it and extract the seal file. No installation is needed.

  3. For ease of use it's recommended to put the seal file in the project directory, or add the directory it's in to the PATH environment variable.

For instructions on how to incorporate the CLI as part of your CI refer to this .

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