Closed Unloaded123456 closed 1 year ago
Do you by any chance mean the redist files?
Yes, I mean redist files.
In there is the installer for the XAMPP control panel, and the cURL utility that will be used later on for fetching remote content in Milestone 2. XAMPP is the only "real" executable in there.
Currently, they're unused, as the devtools are built with GOW as a requirement. This will of course change, however since these scripts are just "temporary", I see no need to rework them yet.
I am just randomly running scripts to see if they works and how does they work.
There might be something wrong with your git install, as it should have pulled the executables from Git LFS during a git pull
command.
Try installing git LFS by using the git lfs install
command and pulling the repo again.
You can also always just download them manually. Go into the redist folder, select the file and download from github.
The redist files that I got in this repo was unexecutable files with text data.
Git download: https://git-scm.com/
After you have installed it you can then use the git
command on your pc and in the Git Bash console, including git lfs install
The redist files 100% work. All of Milestone 1's documentation was performed on a different pc. I downloaded XAMPP just fine from the repo, without being logged in
Seems like there is a problem in my side.
Git clones the main branch, how can I clone 1.6.4 - 965 branch with Git?
git clone -b 1.6.4_965 https://github.com/Abstrat-Technologies/rustedanvil.git
Oh... Now I do not have the XAMPP exe.
I downloaded it as a file instead of folder, now I have a real executable file.
I looked online and seems to be a known behaviour for when you pull in a repo before having LFS installed. Running git lfs pull
should restore the pointers back to executable form
Yes, that fixed.
Is curl.exe a stand-alone functional file or is it a tool/library etc. used by any other script?
Is curl.exe a stand-alone functional file or is it a tool/library etc. used by any other script?
cURL is a thing we are using for now to download files that are needed by the scripts, and it's called by some of the scripts.
As far as I have been told, RustedAnvil will be made using NodeJS, and we will probably make our own version of cURL
When I attempt to run exes of RustedAnvil, it does not run and a "unsupported 16-bit app" pop-up appears. What has been went wrong?