Open redhatrises opened 5 years ago
Receive error on the latest release:
./compliance-masonry 76 19:24:15
2019/03/08 19:24:17 Error: cannot find the 'masonry' executable
Receive error on the latest release:
./compliance-masonry 76 19:24:15 2019/03/08 19:24:17 Error: cannot find the 'masonry' executable
You forgot to also copy the masonry executable. Hence the error that you are getting. compliance-masonry
calls the masonry executable for backwards compatibility. Might just need to remove the compliance-masonry
executable.
On 3/9/19 10:16 AM, Gabe Alford wrote:
Receive error on the latest release: |./compliance-masonry 76 19:24:15 2019/03/08 19:24:17 Error: cannot find the 'masonry' executable |
You forgot to also copy the masonry executable. Hence the error that you are getting. |compliance-masonry| calls the masonry executable for backwards compatibility. Might just need to remove the |compliance-masonry| executable.
Didn't "forget" -- that's not documented anywhere, for any platform: https://github.com/opencontrol/compliance-masonry/blob/master/docs/install.md
Will send a PR.
Travis has been fixed. Now just need to fix Appveyor which the issue.
@afeld @geramirez @gregelin can any of you guys create an OpenControl organization in Appveyor and add yourselves, @shawndwells, and @redhatrises as co-admins? Need the ability to upload MSIs built from Appveyor to GitHub when a new release is tagged.
On 3/12/19 12:04 PM, Gabe Alford wrote:
@afeld https://github.com/afeld @geramirez https://github.com/geramirez @gregelin https://github.com/gregelin can any of you guys create an OpenControl organization in Appveyor and add yourselves, @shawndwells https://github.com/shawndwells, and @redhatrises https://github.com/redhatrises as co-admins? Need the ability to upload MSIs built from Appveyor to GitHub when a new release is tagged.
Alternatively (and ideally), could y'all also add Gabe (@redhatrises) to the OpenControl org admins on GitHub? We're frequently running into situations where we can't perform releases, setup CI/CD, etc. Believe the historical maintainers have moved into new jobs/roles and this is becoming problematic.