Closed Shampra closed 1 year ago
Do you have systemd
enabled in WSL? If not, or if unsure, check this post:
I have systemd enabled on my installation and snap installs fine.
See also these comments in the readme:
âšī¸ Note: if you are running this in WSL, make sure to add the following lines to /etc/wsl.conf to ensure snap can be installed:
[boot] systemd=true
Then run wsl.exe --shutdown
I've already check that too đ. I'll delve into it further as soon as I can.
Check if you need to upgrade to npm 16 btw! You seem to be running node 12. I noticed I was on node 10 for a while and that cause A LOT of issues :P. I use nvm now to manage node and npm versions, but seeing your level of experience I guess you are already familiar with that :).
I use nvm now to manage node and npm versions, but seeing your level of experience I guess you are already familiar with that :).
đ I would like to, but no, I'm starting to work on AT. In development, I mainly use C# with Visual Studio. JS, Linux, Git, I had very basic knowledge.
Ticket closed, it's works. What I've done, for reference :
wsl --update
(already done but with error before, I should have insisted)make setup-dev-env
, it's work đ
Trying to build clients, following readme.
On
make setup-dev-env
, I have this error :Environment :
(and after that, if I launch make build-client-win, it crash, I'm not sure if it's related to this issue or independent)