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The good news is that package.sh does seem to create a usable .deb file.
The script reports errors:
PathPicker-master/debian/usr/binfatal: Not a git repository (or any of the parent directories): .git
chmod: cannot access ‘/home/optimum/Projects/FaceBook_Path_Picker_-_fpp/PathPicker-master/debian/package.sh’: No such file or directory
Done! Check out fpp.deb13:55:53
It also deletes files in its own git tree, including itself! (ie. package.sh deletes package.sh)
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Sorry for the delay -- was offline for the holidays. Did you clone the repository with git or just download a zip? I believe the debian script assumes its in a git repository and tries to clean up after itself. it shouldnt delete its own script though -- thats probably an issue with one of the assumptions breaking
the package.sh scripts deletes the package.sh file and then does a git checkout . If you are building from a non git folder, package.sh is deleted and then git checkout fails and thorws the error.
The good news is that package.sh does seem to create a usable .deb file.
The script reports errors:
It also deletes files in its own git tree, including itself! (ie. package.sh deletes package.sh)
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: