Github user krichter722 commented on the pull request:
https://github.com/apache/storm/pull/737#issuecomment-140553259
Thanks for your feedback. I'm just getting started with (building) `storm`.
> Python doesn't have package manager so if you don't have python, you need
to install manually.
I don't understand completely. Do you mean that `python` doesn't have a
built-in package manager which allows bootstrapping `python.` Is that really
necessary to mention? And is it important where people get their `python` from
(source installation, package managers)? -> I'd leave users with the
information that they need `python` & co and add links for famous OSs if people
start to ask too many questions on the mailing list.
> continue explaining RVM and NVM with clarifying it's for convenience, not
requirement.
With `python`, `ruby` and `nodejs` installed I'm getting the (extremely
unclear) error `Clojure failed` - I can provide more details if you want (I
found https://github.com/talios/clojure-maven-plugin/issues/80 which speculates
that `Clojure failed` indicates missing binaries) -, so that imo `rvm` and
`nvm` are a requirement - if not other build instructions are necessary because
`mvn clean install` doesn't work out-of-the-box, like one might think after
reading `DEVELOPER.md`. What is your insight on this?
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