Closed IvanSmiths closed 1 month ago
Cargo build is the preferred method - github actions files provide the most updated steps.
Do you run cargo build from the repo root?
Yes, i run it from the root. I saw that i am the only one having this problem, If i have to guess, i still need some packages to be installed properly, i am new to Rust, and i am probably missing something.
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Try running: cargo build --all --release
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Yes, i run it from the root. I saw that i am the only one having this problem, If i have to guess, i still need some packages to be installed properly, i am new to Rust, and i am probably missing something.
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Super newbie here. I've encountered an issue while attempting to build Imageflow locally on Windows 11. I Followed all the steps in the "Windows 10 Pre-requisites", no errors so far. After installing everything, i started from the "Building from Source without Docker" part. Each
./build.sh
command runs smoothly, but not the./build.sh install
, where i get this error "'cargo' is required, but missing. Try: curl https://sh.rustup.rs -sSf | sh -s -- -y --default-toolchain beta
". I have run./build.sh release
before it.As suggested by the docs, I have checked the
ci/wintools/SETUP_PATH.bat
file which contains all the necessary paths, and i am running all the build commands using the filewin_enter_env.bat
.I have also tried by building using cargo, but when i run this command:
cargo build --package imageflow_tool --release
, i get this error:`` error: package ID specification
imageflow_tool` did not match any packages