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Mac application folders not working #11
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Also need to fix the Simulated Targets button on non-windows systems |
Because of the executable bit issue, it seems the gem will always need to be created on a non-windows system or we'll have to set the execute bit as part of gem installation somehow. |
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Merge in COSMOSEE/base from cosmos_new_docker_layout to master * commit 'b1f05936e057e854db9dc612e3f37ff850ca1dda': Update cmd_api.rb Update cosmos_minimal_start.bat Update to working init Update cvt_microservice.rb Update to fix issues Update to new layout
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The main.sh files all need to have dos2unix run on them and the executable bit set. When creating the gem on windows git needs to have been configured to not convert crlf otherwise the gem will be made with bad main.sh files. The git setting core.autocrlf needs to be "input" not "true" or the local files that are put into the gem will have bad line endings in them when the gem is created. You will probably need to delete and reclone the repository after changing this setting.
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