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Error during install on debian #241

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tylla opened this issue Oct 5, 2018 · 7 comments
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Error during install on debian #241

tylla opened this issue Oct 5, 2018 · 7 comments

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@tylla
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tylla commented Oct 5, 2018

While trying the recommended install method for the latest version (0.17) I was stopped with an error:

    running install
    running build
    running install_data
    error: can't copy 'rabbitvcs/util/configspec/configspec.ini': doesn't exist or not a regular file

I suspect that setup.py should contain the real path of the configspec.ini so by correcting line 103:
["rabbitvcs/util/configspec/configspec.ini"]
into
["util/configspec/configspec.ini"]
the install completed successfully.

Is this valid, or there was some other error I missed and the install completed only by chance? :)
I am creating a PR in case my solution is really THE solution.
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Solve configspec.ini not existing during install on Debian

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Solve an error with not existing configspec.ini during install on Debian system. See issue rabbitvcs#241 about details.
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freddii commented Oct 23, 2018

the fix broke it for me:
copying MAINTAINERS -> /usr/share/doc/rabbitvcs
error: can't copy 'util/configspec/configspec.ini': doesn't exist or not a regular file

changing it back to rabbitvcs/util/configspec/configspec.ini solved it for me.

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karate commented Oct 29, 2018

Broke it for me as well on Ubuntu 18.04

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karate commented Oct 30, 2018

Also broken on Fedora 28.

I think this should be reverted.

@lofidevops
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This was reverted in ed9893e

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karate commented Oct 31, 2018

@adamplumb should we close this issue?

@adamplumb
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Sorry about this guys, I didn't actually test the PR before merging it in. I think we should close this.

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tylla commented Nov 1, 2018

Sorry from me as well.
Now if only I could find out why this worked on my system.

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