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Install error: qcubed/cache #21

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vallter2 opened this issue Jan 10, 2019 · 5 comments
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Install error: qcubed/cache #21

vallter2 opened this issue Jan 10, 2019 · 5 comments

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@vallter2
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Hi,

i need to install qcubed v4, but every time install stop on qcubed/cache (without any message).

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@kukrik
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kukrik commented Jan 10, 2019

Please describe the problem in more detail. How did the composter work?
I also have a similar problem that I ignore.

This is the message to me:

Cannot create cache directory /user/dir/.composer/cache/repo/https---packagist.org/, or directory is not writable. Proceeding without cache.
Cannot create cache directory /user/dir/.composer/cache/files/, or directory is not writable. Proceeding without cache.

How do you install with a composer? I use this command as follows:

composer create-project --stability=dev qcubed/app-starter your_dir_name dev-qcubed4

or

sudo composer create-project --stability=dev qcubed/app-starter your_dir_name dev-qcubed4

I hope I'm a little helpful.

@vallter2
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I use command:
composer create-project --stability=dev qcubed/app-starter your_dir_name dev-qcubed4 (when remove dev-qcubed4, I got 3.1.1 version)

It just stop on this line...
composer

@kukrik
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kukrik commented Jan 10, 2019

Hmmm really?

Have you tried another option: sudo composer create-project --stability=dev qcubed/app-starter your_dir_name dev-qcubed4?

Maybe there are rights??? Are you still in the right place? Before you go to the place where the developments are made? As an example, you need to go to the desired location: cd /Users/dir/etc/...?

@vallter2
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That command not work...
"sudo" is not recognized as an internal or external command...

@vallter2
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I solved problem with this command:
composer clear-cache

@vallter2 vallter2 reopened this Apr 23, 2019
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