Packages and Pandoc are required for building the Mac OS installer;
they are not required to use the installer or to install from source.
Are you trying to build a new installer because the current one
doesn't work with El Capitain? If that's what you're trying to do, then
you need a full build environment just as if you were installing from
source. Follow the instructions on the website for setting that up
(http://gregorio-project.github.io/installation-mac.html). That means
installing MacPorts and a bunch of packages (including autotools) which
will allow the building of the software (and which were never part of
OSX). The installer is meant for those who can't (or don't want) to
build from source. If you do need need to rebuild the installer, my
advice is to first make sure you can build and install from source.
Once you can do that, you can start looking at the necessary steps for
building the installer.
However, I haven't installed El Capitain yet myself, so I hadn't checked
the installer against it, but I just started to download it and should
have a VM with it setup by the end of the weekend (assuming my Internet
connection doesn't decide to go flaky, as it is sometimes wont to do).
Once that's done, I'll look at getting the installation processes up to
speed and making the necessary adjustments to the installer. Thanks for
pointing out this bug.
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Br. Samuel, OSB
(R. Padraic Springuel)
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