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Fix fmi installation and replace docker with explicit build #47
An issue occured during installation of the fmi library from the script build-install-build-deps.sh.
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This PR fixes the FMI installation in the script build-install-build-deps.sh. Furthermore I replace the docker osi-visualizer build with the explicit scripts which are provided by the repo for building the osi-visualizer to catch such errors in the issue in future. I also added the library libqt5opengl5-dev for the dependecy installation since the travis ci complained about it.
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@jdsika @pmai pls review. Thanks!
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An issue occured during installation of the fmi library from the script
build-install-build-deps.sh.Add a description
What is this change? This PR fixes the FMI installation in the script
build-install-build-deps.sh. Furthermore I replace the docker osi-visualizer build with the explicit scripts which are provided by the repo for building the osi-visualizer to catch such errors in the issue in future. I also added the librarylibqt5opengl5-devfor the dependecy installation since the travis ci complained about it.Mention a member
@jdsika @pmai pls review. Thanks!
Check the checklist