Open Salmista-94 opened 8 years ago
Hello, thanks for issue. Did you specified GIT_EXEC_DIR environment variable in src/src.pro file (line 6), as documention requires? If so, did it points to valid git binary directory?
P.S. Yeah, this is ugly stuff, but i just haven't time to manage it
yes,
GIT_EXEC_DIR = "D:\PortableGit\bin"
...
in the past 'QProcess' brought me trouble because this could not recognize environments ...
I try to do a couple of tests changing source code and if I find something I will communicate with you
Thanks for the quick reply!
De: Alexander Kamyshnikov notifications@github.com Enviado: viernes, 05 de agosto de 2016 02:20 a.m. Para: eraxillan/qgit5 Cc: Miguel; Author Asunto: Re: [eraxillan/qgit5] run git failed (#1)
Hello, thanks for issue. Did you specified GIT_EXEC_DIR environment variable in src/src.pro file (line 6), as documention requires? If so, did it points to valid git binary directory?
P.S. Yeah, this is ugly stuff, but i just haven't time to manage it
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Got it. Also you can try various version of Qt: 5.5.1 for example to ensure the problem is in Qt itself. It become buggy in new versions :(
P.S. You are the first user of my github stuff, so i was pretty excited :D Hope you'll find it useful
I am also a 'beginner' in this from the git repositories, the first time commented on a repo an IDE python, I butchered with hints (good programmers know how to do, I was told) then added an extensive apology and everything was there .
I myself had proposed to port QGit4 to QT5, checking through my files I see that I have the version 2.3 released in 2008, which adapted to QT5, I finished leaving the same mistake this version (QGit 2.6)
This time double the bet and I decided to design a more interactive IDE, allowing drag and drop lines and then make them commit and drag and drop commits in the process of merging. to make life easier for many programmers, as mainly me.
PD: I am doing a couple of tests I saw that you could not run git.exe / bash.exe / sh.exe from QProcess, while another application that moved to that directory managed to run it. so I conclude that Git is a mistake, since it works with "msys-2.0.dll" Cygwin library.
By the way, i was planning to port QGit to libgit2 library - to eliminate all of those problems with launchinch and communicating external process totally. But it is a long a time-consuming task, so i won't start it then.
the version was compiled against Qt5.7.0, git version 2.6.3.windows.1 (PortableGit-2.6.3-32-bit), Windows XP