Error Log when attempting to run XDM.py in windows 7.

[Enjoy14]

Any idea on what I am doing wrong?

C:\GIT\XDM>python xdm.py
←[32;1mINFO←[0m| 2013-08-28 15:41:50.439000: Starting XDM Zim 0.5.5
←[32;1mINFO←[0m| 2013-08-28 15:41:50.444000: Logfile path is C:\GIT\XDM\xdm.
log
←[32;1mINFO←[0m| 2013-08-28 15:41:50.477000: Loading/searching system plugin
s
←[32;1mINFO←[0m| 2013-08-28 15:41:51.404000: Pylint Score for SystemConfig i
s 9.28
←[32;1mINFO←[0m| 2013-08-28 15:41:51.439000: Using i18n path C:\GIT\XDM\i18n

←[32;1mINFO←[0m| 2013-08-28 15:41:51.443000: Instaling language "en_US <lad1

337@gmail.com>"
←[32;1mINFO←[0m| 2013-08-28 15:41:51.448000: CoreUpdate is working with vers
ion 0.5.5 on Git
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "xdm.py", line 304, in
main()
File "xdm.py", line 267, in main
app = App()
File "xdm.py", line 153, in init
init.postDB()
File "C:\GIT\XDM\xdm\init.py", line 117, in postDB
common.UPDATER = CoreUpdater()
File "C:\GIT\XDM\xdm\updater.py", line 59, in init
self.updater = GitUpdateManager()
File "C:\GIT\XDM\xdm\updater.py", line 286, in init
from lib.pbs import git
File "C:\GIT\XDM\lib\pbs.py", line 575, in getattr
return self.env[name]
File "C:\GIT\XDM\lib\pbs.py", line 527, in missing
return Command._create(k)
File "C:\GIT\XDM\lib\pbs.py", line 265, in _create
if not path: raise CommandNotFound(program)
lib.pbs.CommandNotFound: git

[lad1337]

XDM thinks its installed with git ... but when trying to check for an update it can not find git
how did you install it ?
is git installed ? can you install it ?

[mjc]

#51 should fix this. :)

[Enjoy14]

I made the changes in #51 and posted the results over there. I installed the repository cloning it from here using tortoisegit, and git is installed in the default directory. I'm not sure how to help the script find git.

[Enjoy14]

I figured it out. The solution was to make sure that the git executable was declared in PATH. Program loads up great.

[mjc]

The git installer offers to do this during setup, btw.

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On Aug 29, 2013, at 8:50 AM, Enjoy14 notifications@github.com wrote:

I figured it out. The solution was to make sure that the git executable was declared in PATH.

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