Open DarkChris86 opened 3 years ago
runebakjacobsen
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3 years ago It currently looks like there is only support for macOS. I am not sure where Local saves the connection info on Windows. But what I can tell from get-connection-info.ts it uses the macOS path.
Using something like process.platform here to check the OS and use the corresponding path would probably solve the issue.
ethanclevenger91
commented
3 years ago Looks like it also doesn't support WSL.
mwmdev
commented
3 years ago Same problem here with Linux (Ubuntu)
philipjohn
commented
2 years ago Just tried this myself on Pop! OS (also Linux) and get the same result.
dsnid3r
commented
2 years ago It currently looks like there is only support for macOS. I am not sure where Local saves the connection info on Windows. But what I can tell from get-connection-info.ts it uses the macOS path.
This does appear to be the issue, upon a quick search of my Ubuntu/WSL drive I did find this same file in \wsl.localhost\Ubuntu\home\USERNAME.config\Local I'm not familiar with untildify so I need to read up on it to see if I can just change this file location and things will work or not.
pieter-groenendijk
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10 months ago Im running Nobara (Fedora based linux). Here the file was located in "home/%USERNAME%/.config/Local/". I just changed this myself to get it working!
Hey,
I found the following problem. Am I miss something? The Local (v5.9.8) is running at my side , but I've got this error message:
local-cli --helpLocal CLI =========VERSION @getflywheel/local-cli/0.0.5 win32-x64 node-v14.15.0
USAGE $ local-cli [COMMAND] COMMANDS help display help for local-cli list-sites list all Local sites start-site start a Local site and all of its services stop-site stop a Local site and all of its services
PS E:\Local...>
local-cli list-sitesError: GraphQL connection info not found. Please ensure that Local is running.