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GNOME Builder fails to install

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GNOME Builder fails to install my Autotools project because it does not prepend sudo to the make install command. How can I force Builder to add sudo?

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answered 1 Year ago nguai · Accepted Answer

You have to open terminal in your project folder and then run

sudo make install

in it, avoiding GNOME Builder usage.