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install on ubuntu 17.04 #1131

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absentdream opened this issue Oct 4, 2017 · 6 comments
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install on ubuntu 17.04 #1131

absentdream opened this issue Oct 4, 2017 · 6 comments

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@absentdream
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ok.
testing install on a brand new ubuntu 17.04 VM (trying this a 16.04 works fine :) ) so i am looking for what errors in dev-setup.sh

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i wonder if this helps.. :)

@absentdream
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there is a diff in the way they handle "cd folder*"

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16.04 cd py2cairo* works
17.04 cd py2cairo* DONT

@absentdream
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and if i change all 3 cd xxxx* comands to cd xxxxx-version etc it works and installs and pairs... :)

@arjenlentz
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"cd basename*" only works (at least in Ubuntu 17.04) if there is no ambiguity - that is, if there is only one possible directory. Thus, it's not safe to use in a script or make context.

@absentdream
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ok so building again from clean os..
and noticed that in install-pygtk.sh
line 87 is
cd pygtk-*

but the other 2 line 47 and line 66 are
cd pygobject* cd py2cairo*

notice the missing "-" this mean line 47 and 66 fail but not line 87.. so can we change install-pygtk.sh and add the 2 mising "-" as this removes the ambiguity of cd command

many thanks

@zachwelch
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This issue was fixed by @darkphoenix in the following commit:

 commit 3582c0d1e407a4e0b4e811ad653acc5901f571e5
 Author: Jonas Blahut <jonas@die-blahuts.de>
 Date:   Sun Oct 15 19:33:27 2017 +0200

    Fix cd syntax to avoid "too many arguments" error.

... so this issue can be closed.

@forslund
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Excellent, thanks for pointing it out. Closing

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