Closed surma closed 3 years ago
Fascinating. This must be a Windows vs. Mac docker difference? I deleted my .cache
folder and ran that exact command and it was created with no problem.
Would you be able to work on a pull request for this, since I can't really test it myself? I think moving clearCacheIfNecessary
up to before the if [[ $USE_DOCKER == "true" ]]
line would work.
I have a fresh clone and I am follwing the instructions. Running
./build.sh --docker
fails with:Creating
.cache
manually fixes the problem. Might be nice if the script did that for me.