I did a fresh install of UxAS recently, and I noticed a couple issues, probably related. Step 4 of the installation instructions (clone UxAS) will also grab or create some files for AMASE, which prevents me from cloning AMASE when the time comes. The only solution I've tried so far for this is deleting those files.
When I'm done installing, I run "ninja -C build test" and all tests come back OK. But when I try to run an example, I get an error from the runAMASE.sh shell script for any example I try. Here's the error:
'Gtk-Message: 13:52:41.059: Failed to load module "canberra-gtk-module"'
This prevents AMASE from running properly - it will start up, but it doesn't load any tasks, geofences, or vehicles.
Edited this issue once so far; I re-tried installation and paid more attention to what exactly was going on at each step. The AMASE folder only appeared at Step 4, not Step 1 like I'd originally said.
I did a fresh install of UxAS recently, and I noticed a couple issues, probably related. Step 4 of the installation instructions (clone UxAS) will also grab or create some files for AMASE, which prevents me from cloning AMASE when the time comes. The only solution I've tried so far for this is deleting those files.
When I'm done installing, I run "ninja -C build test" and all tests come back OK. But when I try to run an example, I get an error from the runAMASE.sh shell script for any example I try. Here's the error:
'Gtk-Message: 13:52:41.059: Failed to load module "canberra-gtk-module"'
This prevents AMASE from running properly - it will start up, but it doesn't load any tasks, geofences, or vehicles.
Edited this issue once so far; I re-tried installation and paid more attention to what exactly was going on at each step. The AMASE folder only appeared at Step 4, not Step 1 like I'd originally said.