Error report (mod d/l from Git)

[kilbith]

16:51:21: ERROR[main]: ========== ERROR FROM LUA ===========
16:51:21: ERROR[main]: Failed to load and run script from
16:51:21: ERROR[main]: /home/fabien/.minetest/mods/streets/streetsmod/init.lua:
16:51:21: ERROR[main]: cannot open /home/fabien/.minetest/mods/streets/streetsmod/libs/smartfs/smartfs.lua: No files or folders like this
16:51:21: ERROR[main]: stack traceback:
16:51:21: ERROR[main]: [C]: in function 'dofile'
16:51:21: ERROR[main]: /home/fabien/.minetest/mods/streets/streetsmod/init.lua:44: in main chunk
16:51:21: ERROR[main]: ======= END OF ERROR FROM LUA ========

[webD97]

The mod uses git submodules. Try a download from the forums... i think there is one with the missing files :)

[webD97]

Here it is: https://forum.minetest.net/download/file.php?id=689

[kilbith]

It must work from Github too.

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[LotekHeavy]

I used github with the --recursive parameter: git clone --recursive

[webD97]

github doesn't seem to include submodules automatically. Cloning recursively should work . If it doesn't, then it's a github problem...

[Routhinator]

You should be using subtrees and not submodules so the code is committed as part of your project and you still have remote tracking. If the submodule you are depending on is updated after your commit with a breaking change, your module is broken. Released code should not rely on submodules.

[webD97]

That is interesting to know. I will change that for the next release. But don't expect it in the near future, I'm too busy with other stuff...