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rake aborted - no such file or directory, /WebBlocks/package/jquery/dist/jquery.min.js #106
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At least for me, this was the error resulting from the issue discussed in the last two comments of #76 (jQuery has Change
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While fetching a copy of the jquery.min.js file solves the problem in one case, I'd like to see if we can't figure out what's actually preventing jQuery from compiling. Basically, jQuery gets some submodules, runs NPM to install some packages, and then calls Grunt. Do we know what part of the process to do this is failing exactly? In line with @loganfranken's question, are you sure you were able to fetch the submodules so that Grunt could be called? The ultimate bummer here is that the jQuery submodule does not actually include a built copy of jQuery, but rather it has to build it using Grunt. I may take a look at how Bower does this, and maybe we can even use that to get around issues like this (see #104 thanks to @ilessing) |
I recreated a WebBlocks install to see if I could determine at which step the process fails. per @loganfranken, I've changed git:// to https:// at And now, I'll go read the md help file so I can format my responses correctly. |
Could it be that Grunt isn't getting called? That's where the The call that WebBlocks tries to use by default:
Does this call work when you're in the |
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aborts with error:
re-ran with wiped out WebBlocks, rinse, lather, repeat. same result |
@peterm95018 looks like I may have tracked down what could be causing this... Lemme put together a commit. |
@peterm95018 please update to 5d2f11c and let me know if that resolves the problem. |
@peterm95018 please clarify if this solved the problem. |
While building a clean install of WebBlocks I got this error today, Tue. Oct.16. I have verified that the rake/build/package/jquery.rb file has the 5d2f11c patch. |
Hmmm, it appears that this is being caused by the following error:
I tried updating to a later version of jQuery, hoping they had solved the problem, but unfortunately it looks like it persists as late as jQuery 1.8.2, the latest release version. That said, jQuery pretty much isn't building nicely with its own build tools, so we are going to need to look at using the Please pull up to the latest revision c798796 and let me know if that solves the problem. If not, reopen this issue again. |
I just did another pull of the repository and am still getting the same problem. The pull reported: From github.com:ucla/WebBlocks
and the rake: [Rakefile] init Please let me know if I can provide more information. |
Reopening this as it was mentioned in #130 as a regression failure. |
As reference, the command this is using is:
@loganfranken @brendanmurphy if you delete your |
Hey @ebollens, sorry for the wait. I'm running Windows 7 and I had to do two things to get this up and running:
Running |
I'm confused, because |
It just dawned on me that the problem might be that it's not doing an init/update on the submodules within the submodule. |
I realize that right now, we don't make an npm call within the jQuery repo. This might be part of the problem. I'll tinker with this tomorrow. |
Just filed another commit that might have solved this problem. |
Guess what's broken? This one again. |
Here's the stack trace:
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Here's the error log:
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Compatibility problem was being caused by too old a version of NPM. I've resolved this by using https://github.com/visionmedia/n to change the version of Node to a more recent one. However, now I'm getting a problem with installing
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Actually building jQuery live is proving such a nightmare, my workaround is going to be to download a copy of jQuery as distributed from jquery.com rather than actually run the compiler. This is a workaround for the time being, although eventually we want to move back to a compile process for jquery. |
Download compiled jQuery rather than compile it directly [fixes #106]
I've seen this error on two different machines today.
It appears that bundle is creating the directory, but failing to grab the jquery.min.js source file.
When I go grab the file and place it at /WebBlocks/package/jquery/dist/ and re-run bundle, I get a successful build.
Peter
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