Build failure

[tomwestin]

"pyb analyze" fails with the following error message:

...

[INFO] Executing flake8 on project sources.

BUILD FAILED - [Errno 2] No such file or directory: '/nfshome/40044771/git-repos/yadt-minion/target/reports/flake8'

...

Adding an empty file with this name fixes the problem.

[mriehl]

Yeah apparently analyze currently does not create the reports directory, and does not require prepare to run either. Will fix it with pybuilder/pybuilder#21 .

[daccle]

@tomwestin have you pyflakes installed? I needed to install it, before I could run pyb analyze properly.

[tomwestin]

I checked and it looks like i have pyflakes installed. It only fails when
doing a clean build.

On Thu, Nov 7, 2013 at 4:12 PM, Daniel Clerc notifications@github.comwrote:

have you pyflakes installed? I needed to install it, before I could run
pyb analyze properly.

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[mriehl]

Can you upgrade to pybuilder==0.9.14?
The problem is gone (for me at least).

[tomwestin]

I tried running "pip install pybuilder" with the --upgrade flag and it
looks like it's downloading and installing version 0.9.14. However, "pyb
--version" still shows 0.9.13. Any idea what's wrong? I'm not a Python-guy
so these tools are new to me.

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Can you upgrade to pybuilder==0.9.14?
The problem is gone (for me at least).

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[mriehl]

Are you using virtualenv?
Maybe try "pip uninstall pybuilder", see if it is still installed.

If you are using pyb-init then pyb-init local -s should also do the
trick.

On 11/07/2013 05:51 PM, Thomas Westin wrote:

I tried running "pip install pybuilder" with the --upgrade flag and it
looks like it's downloading and installing version 0.9.14. However, "pyb
--version" still shows 0.9.13. Any idea what's wrong? I'm not a
Python-guy
so these tools are new to me.

On Thu, Nov 7, 2013 at 4:57 PM, Maximilien Riehl
notifications@github.comwrote:

Can you upgrade to pybuilder==0.9.14?
The problem is gone (for me at least).

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[tomwestin]

I managed to upgrade pybuilder to 0.9.14 and the problem is also gone for me now.

[mriehl]

Great, thanks for your feedback!