Closed JDsnyke closed 5 years ago
Given the stack trace - merge-exe.rb, and looking at the code, either the source of the copy has something wrong or the destination has something wrong. There's not that much in that nsis directory
ccoupe@bronco:~/Projects/shoes3/mxe64/lib/package/nsis$ ls
base.nsi FileAssociation.nsh installer-2.bmp
EnvVarUpdate.nsh installer-1.bmp shoes.ico
I suspect the source directory is OK. You can read the code yourself to see what's going on. It's pretty much just clever copying. I will note that spaces in directory names like Shoes to EXE
is not a good idea for any ruby based code.
Thanks @ccoupe. I'll keep that in mind.
Hmmm, @ccoupe I dont seem to have the nsis folder in the shoes package folder to begin with. Where can I get it?
Downloading the source and copying over the folder fixed the issue. Since I am running a fresh Windows 10 install and installed Shoes 3.3.7 without any prior installs, can we assume that the nsis folder in lib/package was accidentally not included in the final 3.3.7 release?
The missing nsis folder is odd. It should be in there. Nothing has changed with that portion of Shoes (he says). FYI, there is a 3.3.8 beta 64 bit for Win 10 that should help with your scrolling bug.
Strange indeed. Thanks @ccoupe
Hi,
Seem to get this error when using Windows merge packaging on the terminal and cshoes.exe. Any ideas? Using the GUI seems to just freeze everything.
Running shoes 3.3.7.