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Snow Leopard does not have a .bash_profile by default... so by default, the ./bin/install will error out.

The install script should prefere these files in this order:

1. .bash_profile
2. .profile
3. .bashrc

If none of the files exist then one should be created.

If a .bash_profile is created when the user uses a .profile for configuration then the .bash_profile will override the .profile, essentially breaking someone's environment.

Snow Leopard doesn't contain a /usr/local/bin/ by default. The install does not attempt to create this directory and doesn't error out nor finish properly. IMO, this path should be created.

The default branch is 'cilantro' which has no README and does not work out of the box... There doesn't seem to be any documentation.

After a clone of cilantro and then running the cilantro command and booting up the default url you get:
RuntimeError at /
Could not find view `index' from namespace /

I've fussed a bit over getting things going to no avail... I don't know if the API has changed or if I'm just missing something. At any rate, it should at least load a 'hello world' page right out of the box.

1. If you run bin/install more then once you will have more then one path entry adding the ~/.bin to your path.
2. If your profile does not end with a new line then the export like will be appended to the end of the last line... After the install my prompt was changed because the last line of my profile was:
   export PS1='\u: \w$ 'export PATH=~/.bin:$PATH

Solution for 1: Append the profile unless: /:~/.bin:/ === ENV["PATH"]
Solution for 2: Have the first character of your export be a new line character

When I install a new app using 'cilantro new appname' and then run rake from within the new app it blows up...

Here is a console log showing the issue:
http://gist.github.com/312651

After running bin/cilantro, it finishes installing the gems and then can run rake. The gems installed from running the web process are:

• Successfully installed sqlite3-ruby-1.2.5
• Successfully installed do_sqlite3-0.10.1.1