thank you for this amazing project, but unfortunately I'm running into some issues getting started.
The website mentions that python 2.7 or >= python 3.3 as your default python should work, but I'm having problems with getting things to work with python 3.6.
Specifically I got the following error:
Found Python lin, but 2.6 is required.
This seems to be caused by pre-flightcheck.sh which assumes that a binary named python exists and outputs "2.7" or "2.6" as its version. My system doesn't have python 2 installed, so I guess the current requirement is that python 2 and python 3 need to both be installed?
Anyway, I was able to install by deleting the contents of the pre-flightcheck.sh file. The next issue I found was that I had to symlink the test-3.5 folder to test-3.6.
With those changes, I was able to compile/install, but installcheck is giving me lots of errors:
You might also want to have a look at the Dockerfile I'm using for my testing. I chose docker because I wanted to get a good picture of the current build process without accidentally relying on the configuration of my host system.
Hi,
thank you for this amazing project, but unfortunately I'm running into some issues getting started.
The website mentions that
python 2.7 or >= python 3.3 as your default pythonshould work, but I'm having problems with getting things to work with python 3.6.Specifically I got the following error:
This seems to be caused by pre-flightcheck.sh which assumes that a binary named
pythonexists and outputs "2.7" or "2.6" as its version. My system doesn't have python 2 installed, so I guess the current requirement is that python 2 and python 3 need to both be installed?Anyway, I was able to install by deleting the contents of the pre-flightcheck.sh file. The next issue I found was that I had to symlink the
test-3.5folder totest-3.6.With those changes, I was able to compile/install, but
installcheckis giving me lots of errors:https://gist.github.com/felixge/49c37dffb49efc8bc0911b1113231de0#file-installcheck-errors-txt-L75 (edit: initial link was to internal github instance, sorry about that)
You might also want to have a look at the Dockerfile I'm using for my testing. I chose docker because I wanted to get a good picture of the current build process without accidentally relying on the configuration of my host system.