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Meteorite bundle failure #13
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What happens when you manually run "mrt bundle" against your project? |
For some reason , the tar file gets placed in /packages and can't be read by demeteorizer. Where is the tar file supposed to end up at? I created the /packages directory so i can use npm packages with meteor |
when you use mrt bundle it should end up in the same dir. so if your in \app (whatever the name of your Meteor app is), and you run |
What version of Meteor are you using? |
I am using the latest version of meteor although i run meteorite when i develop, so i get the running from checkout console output (0.6.3 ). @BretFisher - I ran mrt bundle and the file as i expected was not in my \app folder. I am going to make a new project and see if i can reproduce it. |
I may have ran into permission woes from reading the meteorite package. https://github.com/oortcloud/meteorite I will try to use demeteorizer again and check. Thanks |
This was due to an older version of meteorite bundling and placing files in the wrong place |
I am having some issues getting mrt demeteorizer to work. I got this error after running with both '-n' version and with the sudo command. It might have to do with meteorite
mrt bundle generation complete.
Extracting bundle.
ERROR: Error: Command failed: tar: Error opening archive: Failed to open
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