Open jagwire16 opened 8 years ago
thank you for the update. I'll get this fixed ASAP.
Thanks. I tried again and still ran into a problem.
==> default: ############################################
==> default: ##### INSTALLING COMPOSER DEPENDENDIES #####
==> default: ############################################
==> default: ./composer.json has been updated
==> default: Loading composer repositories with package information
==> default: Updating dependencies (including require-dev)
==> default: Your requirements could not be resolved to an installable set of packages.
==> default:
==> default: Problem 1
==> default: - Installation request for magento/magento2ce 2.0.0 -> satisfiable by magento/magento2ce[2.0.0].
==> default: - magento/sample-module-theme 1.0.0 requires magento/theme-frontend-luma ~0.74 -> satisfiable by magento/theme-frontend-luma[0.74.0-beta1, 0.74.0-beta10, 0.74.0-beta11, 0.74.0-beta12, 0.74.0-beta13, 0.74.0-beta14, 0.74.0-beta15, 0.74.0-beta16, 0.74.0-beta2, 0.74.0-beta3, 0.74.0-beta4, 0.74.0-beta5, 0.74.0-beta6, 0.74.0-beta7, 0.74.0-beta8, 0.74.0-beta9].
==> default: - magento/sample-bundle-all 1.0.0 requires magento/sample-module-theme ~1.0 -> satisfiable by magento/sample-module-theme[1.0.0].
==> default: - don't install magento/theme-frontend-luma 0.74.0-beta1|remove magento/magento2ce 2.0.0
==> default: - don't install magento/theme-frontend-luma 0.74.0-beta10|remove magento/magento2ce 2.0.0
==> default: - don't install magento/theme-frontend-luma 0.74.0-beta11|remove magento/magento2ce 2.0.0
==> default: - don't install magento/theme-frontend-luma 0.74.0-beta12|remove magento/magento2ce 2.0.0
==> default: - don't install magento/theme-frontend-luma 0.74.0-beta13|remove magento/magento2ce 2.0.0
==> default: - don't install magento/theme-frontend-luma 0.74.0-beta14|remove magento/magento2ce 2.0.0
==> default: - don't install magento/theme-frontend-luma 0.74.0-beta15|remove magento/magento2ce 2.0.0
==> default: - don't install magento/theme-frontend-luma 0.74.0-beta16|remove magento/magento2ce 2.0.0
==> default: - don't install magento/theme-frontend-luma 0.74.0-beta2|remove magento/magento2ce 2.0.0
==> default: - don't install magento/theme-frontend-luma 0.74.0-beta3|remove magento/magento2ce 2.0.0
==> default: - don't install magento/theme-frontend-luma 0.74.0-beta4|remove magento/magento2ce 2.0.0
==> default: - don't install magento/theme-frontend-luma 0.74.0-beta5|remove magento/magento2ce 2.0.0
==> default: - don't install magento/theme-frontend-luma 0.74.0-beta6|remove magento/magento2ce 2.0.0
==> default: - don't install magento/theme-frontend-luma 0.74.0-beta7|remove magento/magento2ce 2.0.0
==> default: - don't install magento/theme-frontend-luma 0.74.0-beta8|remove magento/magento2ce 2.0.0
==> default: - don't install magento/theme-frontend-luma 0.74.0-beta9|remove magento/magento2ce 2.0.0
==> default: - Installation request for magento/sample-bundle-all 1.0.0 -> satisfiable by magento/sample-bundle-all[1.0.0].
==> default:
==> default: Installation failed, reverting ./composer.json to its original content.
==> default: #############################
==> default: ##### RESTARTING APACHE #####
==> default: #############################
==> default: * Restarting web server apache2
==> default: ...done.
==> default: Magento2 Vagrant Box ready!
==> default: Go to http://192.168.33.10/magento2/setup/ to finish installation.
==> default: If you configured your hosts file, go to http://www.magento2.dev/setup/
Thanks for the update. I'm looking into possibly removing sample data, as it is available through the command line tool now.
FYI the command line tool is failing now too. I had to use the git clone method and then update.
I had this issue as well. In bootstrap.sh
I tried changing http
to https
on line 156, but then I got the same errors in the screen grab above.
However, I then tried bin/magento sampledata:deploy
and that worked, so maybe that's a better way to do it in bootstrap.sh
?
I tried to install this machine and got the following errors:
I did check the packages.magento.com site and it appears that you are referencing the correct package in the bootstrap.sh file. So I'm not sure what the issue could be.