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pyhob installation problems on Ubuntu 16.04 #11

Closed dfki-bruce closed 6 years ago

dfki-bruce commented 6 years ago

Dear Sir or Madam,

Hello! I am a working student in DFKI and now meet a problem with pyhob installation problems on Ubuntu 16.04, that is : I followed the right steps,but the terminal told me xzhen@ENTERN-STUD-U:~/project/mars-dev/pybob$ ./pybob.py buildconf path="https://github.com/rock-simulation/simulation-buildconf.git" You must set a root directory where all repositories will be checked out and all packages will be installed Enter root directory or nothing for ["/home/dfki.uni-bremen.de/xzhen/project/mars-dev"]:

''' You can specify the number of CORES you want to use when compiling packages.** Enter number of CORES [8]): 8

Enter default build type (debug|release) [debug]: debug

Enter default rock flavor (stable|master) [master]: master

Enter branch of buildconf [default]: default The configuration is written to "../pybob/pybob.yml".

## Fetching "https://github.com/rock-simulation/simulation-buildconf.gitdefault" into /home/dfki.uni-bremen.de/xzhen/project/mars-dev/autoproj Traceback (most recent call last): File "./pybob.py", line 356, in globals()[sys.argv[1].replace("-", "")+""]() File "./pybob.py", line 68, in buildconf_ buildconf.updatePackageSets(cfg) File "/home/dfki.uni-bremen.de/xzhen/project/mars-dev/pybob/buildconf.py", line 440, in updatePackageSets with open(path+"manifest") as f: IOError: [Errno 2] No such file or directory: '/home/dfki.uni-bremen.de/xzhen/project/mars-dev/autoproj/manifest' xzhen@ENTERN-STUD-U:~/project/mars-dev/pybob$ cd .. xzhen@ENTERN-STUD-U:~/project/mars-dev$ ls autoproj env.sh install pybob xzhen@ENTERN-STUD-U:~/project/mars-dev$ cd autoproj/ xzhen@ENTERN-STUD-U:~/project/mars-dev/autoproj$ ls bob remotes ''' it seems that it cannot find the required files even though they are exist in the folders, so could please tell me how to fix it?

many thanks!

AlexanderFabisch commented 6 years ago

The problem is that cloning the repository here fails silently. It tries to checkout the branch 'default' which does not exist.

malter commented 6 years ago

Alexander is right. By just hitting enter instead of typing "default", the default branch is used, which is mostly the "master" branch. I will change the prompt to ask explicitly for a branch or none if the default should be used.

AlexanderFabisch commented 6 years ago

Showing an error message would also be nice.