Cannot install on Windows #19
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As you said, this seems to be an issue with git-utils for windows users. Some of them apparently found a fix/workaround. You can probably find more help in https://github.com/atom/git-utils/issues, #28 for instance. |
The main issue I had is that it worked before you updated git-projects. Nothing has changed on either of my systems, and I've never had Visual Studio installed on either of the systems, so that shouldn't be the fix. |
In fact I just installed v1.10.1 on the one computer that never installed it in the first place, and it worked. So it is a problem with git-projects, not git-utils from what I can tell.
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git-utils has been added in 1.11.0, so that explains why you can still install the 1.10.1. |
I'm using Ubuntu and I'm also getting the same error while updating 'git-projects' I tried uninstalling and installing again, but same error again. here is the debug log output. |
@RyenNelsen has created a new issue on the git-utils repo. atom/git-utils#39 |
Alright, back again. @prrrnd atom/git-utils#39 is a bust. Any ideas? What are the exact requirements for your package? Have to love being a developer on Windows! Lol. |
What is the output of |
Sorry in a different country right now, will try and get a response to this ASAP! |
@prrrnd would it be possible to include a precompiled version of git-utils module? |
Agreed with @vtintillier. A precompiled version would make things so much simpler. I just spent the past hour+ trying to get this working. I have installed: atom, nodejs+npm via nvm-windows, both VS 2013 Ultimate and 2015 Enterprise, python 2.7 (native) and 3.2 (cygwin), setuptools/pip, git/cygwin and github for windows. I'm running it under Windows 10 Pro x64. It failed to install in the atom gui, so I ran
All of this would be much simpler if the binaries were already available. I think there's a way to include multi-platform binaries in a single package, but I'm not sure. If I can do anything to help get this working, please let me know. |
I have the same issue on Mac OS 10.10.5. My coworker uses Linux and cannot upgrade/reinstall either. |
Is this issue already fixed? |
I did a lot of stuff to get this working, what finally did it was installing python 2.7 (with the path option checked) |
Prior to v1.10.1, I was able to install without any issues on all machine types. Now when I attempt to either install fresh, or update, I get the following error:
I see that it could be git-utils, but the reason I am creating the error here is because I didn't have an issue prior to v1.10.1.
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