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buildOne.bash --> Unbound "DAY" and "RDR"? #14

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keiichiiownsu12 opened this issue Feb 24, 2019 · 7 comments
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buildOne.bash --> Unbound "DAY" and "RDR"? #14

keiichiiownsu12 opened this issue Feb 24, 2019 · 7 comments

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@keiichiiownsu12
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Hi. I am attempting to compile a particular apk file (https://github.com/foolish314159/NHK-Easy-News), however when I run ./buildOne.bash, I get an error message stating:

./buildOne.bash: line 133: DAY: unbound variable
./buildOne.bash: line 48: RDR: unbound variable

I ran the script outside of the directory containing the android manifest file and received the same result.

@rafaelfbs
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Use the command "termux-setup-storage". See the StackOverflow answer.

@Quasic
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Quasic commented Mar 4, 2019

It looks like DAY could be omitted, and RDR is the root directory?
RDR=$PREFIX
DAY=''

@keiichiiownsu12
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keiichiiownsu12 commented Mar 4, 2019 via email

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Quasic commented Mar 4, 2019

It doesn't build many projects. It is still a work in progress, I believe.

The unbound variables are usually ignored by bash. This would be ok for DAY, I think, but RDR is a path to a directory with scripts to fix issues and includes a var subdirectory for log files...I haven't used this script, but that's how I read it.

@HemanthJabalpuri
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HemanthJabalpuri commented Apr 5, 2019

@SDRausty
Same issue for me too...

@SDRausty
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Resolved: 0b41b1e

@SDRausty
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SDRausty commented Jul 23, 2019

buildOne.bash is currently build.one.bash. New files build.sh and build.zsh are added for convenience. Three shells are currently supported by BuildAPKs: bash, sh and zsh.

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