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Error while 'Collecting wiki contributors' from phpdocbrbridge/traducao #81
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Thank you for the detailed report! I'll have a look into it. |
Ok, the first one is an encoding error. My bad, I'll get that fixed. The second is docker not having git in the container. That'll be an oversight of me not adding it to the dockerfile. Once that's changed, your docker image will require updating. Hang tight, I'll get them fixed as soon as I can |
Oh, thanks for the quick reply! The first one, working with ruby is not for me (yet!). The second, docker, I'm sending a Pull Request with that! Thanks! |
Oops, working with python! |
@rogeriopradoj I think the first one python2.7 related. Octohatrack uses some python-3 only commands, and thus can't run in 2.7 Can you confirm by running I'm looking into ways I can force python3 in the package installation. |
I've released version 0.5.1 which should work for at least failing nicely for the wiki things. The change to the Dockerfile is in there as well, you'll just have to copy the new |
On OS X:
P.S.: I just seen right know that #82 was already merged! Thanks! |
And:
So I think I'll have to install with
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Solved for pip3 installed octohatrack v0.5.1 on OS X!
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Hooray! 🎉 I'm glad it's working Thank you so much for filing the bug! |
Solved as well in Docker!
My pleasure to be one the contributors now! 😄 |
Hello, @glasnt!
I got this error in v0.5.0 while using trying to run
octohatrack
against https://github.com/phpdocbrbridge/traducao.via pip installed version on OS X
via Docker
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