aBothe
commented
9 years ago Hold on, they all return with a build error? That's awkward. There's a second issue related to this, so I'd be really interested in seeing what's going on there.
Closed ghost closed 9 years ago
aBothe
commented
9 years ago Hold on, they all return with a build error? That's awkward. There's a second issue related to this, so I'd be really interested in seeing what's going on there.
ghost
commented
9 years ago Yes. I'm not exactly sure what's going on, but here is the error message. (Changed name to X).
Building: X (Default) Performing main compilation... /usr/local/bin/dub build "X" "--build=plain" Error executing command build: Failed to find a package named 'X'.
Exit code 2 Build complete -- 1 error, 0 warnings
---------------------- Done ----------------------
Build: 1 error, 0 warnings
So for some reason, it is trying to do dub build "X" instead of just dub build
If there is any better information I can give you, I am more than happy to get that to you.
aBothe
commented
9 years ago well, these arguments are intended to be there.
In my test project, it's invoking dub build "dubtest" "--build=plain" successfully.
So..what's your package named then - in dub.json, as well as the folder name?
ghost
commented
9 years ago Okay, that actually helped. I think my problem was that my project name was all caps. I changed the name in the dub file to all lowercase, and everything works fine! I am closing.
aBothe
commented
9 years ago Nice :) Am 05.11.2014 18:00 schrieb JonathanGallagher notifications@github.com:Okay, that actually helped. I think my problem was that my project name was all caps. I changed the name in the dub file to all lowercase, and everything works fine! I am closing.
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On Ubunt 14.04. I open a "dub.json" package in Mono-D, and then, selecting, build, run, or run tests, all give a build error.
Open a dub.json file via File>Open.
Note that under Edit>Preferences>D>Dub Options: dub executable: /usr/local/bin/dub Edit>Preferences>D>Unittests Unittest command: /usr/local/bin/dub test
I can fix building and running by going to Project>MyProject Options>Build>Custom Commands And in the dropdown menu, choose "Build" and enter the command /usr/local/bin/dub build And under Project>MyProject Options>Run>Custom Commands To the dropdown for "Execute" Add the exact name of the executable ... somethine like "$HOME/projects/MyProject/executable"
This seems to be a fine workaround. However, there is no custom command for unittest. So, how can I get unittests working, or better, how can I get the IDE's build options sorted the correct way.