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I think this was triggered by repeatedly installing the fish package into the root (I was trying to fix something with the package). After each build I would copy the fish package to the boulder collection, run moss idx, and then run moss ur -D serpent-root before finally using moss it -D serpent-root mvp fish. After doing that a few times (it worked each time) I then tried once more with sudo moss it -D serpent-root mvp fish findutils as I wanted to see how the generated tmpfile looked for the findutils package, and then from that command I got the above exception. As of now all moss it commands with any packages specified that uses that root seem to fail with the same exception.
I can pull the moss db file out of the root if that's helpful.
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Getting the following error on one of my dev rootfs'
I think this was triggered by repeatedly installing the fish package into the root (I was trying to fix something with the package). After each build I would copy the
fish
package to the boulder collection, runmoss idx
, and then runmoss ur -D serpent-root
before finally usingmoss it -D serpent-root mvp fish
. After doing that a few times (it worked each time) I then tried once more withsudo moss it -D serpent-root mvp fish findutils
as I wanted to see how the generated tmpfile looked for the findutils package, and then from that command I got the above exception. As of now allmoss it
commands with any packages specified that uses that root seem to fail with the same exception.I can pull the moss db file out of the root if that's helpful.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: