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bug/question: Trying to build without downloading gx #3235
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You can build/install manually as of here https://github.com/ipfs/go-ipfs#building-on-less-common-systems |
/cc @whyrusleeping - The final error in the OP is very similar to what I experienced with the gx corruption I mentioned on IRC. (gx thinks that packages exist, but the folders for these packages don't exist) |
@Kubuxu Same error, when running the last command:
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@progval I had the same issue and going to |
@mateon1 |
@progval Okay, if that's the case try removing the vendor/gx folder again, and then doing |
You might have very old version of Gx, remove the |
No change. By the way, my version of gx:
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Can you show output of |
I run Debian testing, by the way. |
The issues here appear to be because you don't have gx-go installed. |
Note the warning in your gx install output:
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These errors were when I used make. I don't get this error when I use the method suggested by Kubuxu. (But even when I used make, |
You were using make, but it looks like you were trying to override the gx binary. I'm assuming whatever value you set for |
Ok, can you show output of |
Indeed, it was not in my |
Adding it to my I'm keeping the issue open in case you want to improve handling of |
Sounds like an issue in gx, which I ran into yesterday too. Let's file it
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@progval Yeah, I think that we should have a "subtool required" option in gx configs that makes things fail out if its missing. |
We have switched to go modules (#6038) so there is no gx anymore. |
Version information:
git master
Type:
bug / question
Priority:
P4
Description:
I am trying to build ipfs without downloading
gx
andgx-go
as binary executables.I did the following:
However, when I try to make it, I get this:
The file
/home/ipfs/go/src/github.com/ipfs/go-ipfs/vendor/gx/ipfs/QmdhsRK1EK2fvAz2i2SH5DEfkL6seDuyMYEsxKa9Braim3/client_golang/prometheus/vendor/github.com/beorn7/perks/quantile
indeed does not exist:In case it helps, here is the content in this directory:
Any idea of what I could do to make this work?
(Sorry if my question is actually about gx; I can close this issue and open an other one at gx's repo if you want.)
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