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Instructions to install from git in do not work #67
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Good catch on the git repo address -- obviously it works for me because I run that command on my own authorized machine, but I haven't tested it on another machine. I'll have to find a machine that doesn't have my github key on it to find a better solution. In the meantime, you should be able to skip the |
Ok ok, so I cloned the repo, and then separately cloned the stuff in packages/ from their own repos.
I'm new to Meteor (and i love it!), so I am not really sure what this means.. I tried it again and it started the server, but the site shows up with a blank page. In the error console I see this:
What should I try next? |
You probably shouldn't be running mrt with sudo. Also, did you follow the regular instructions for installing the necessary Azimuth modules (a views module first, then azimuth-core)? BTW I made a commit that should allow people that don't have their github keys set up to be able to fetch azimuth from git (e.g. use https for git submodules). |
Closing, but feel free to keep commenting and I'll try to help with support. |
Ok, I gave this a fresh start - this time git clone --recursive worked and pulled everything in! I then did
and got the following error:
Got basically the same error when doing "mrt add azimuth-core" and when just running "mrt" to run the server. The error message looks truncated, I pasted it in here just as it it appears on the terminal.. could this be a problem with my meteor/meteorite installation? It's a fresh install as of like a week ago, and I'm able to install regular Azmuth using the basic (non-git) instructions on your website |
Hmm -- perhaps try the commands from nooitaf described at Meteor-Community-Packages/Meteor-CollectionFS#97? |
Ok, finally came back to this, with a fresh copy of everything. But now my site is loading a blank screen sigh |
I haven't done any extensive testing with meteor 0.7.0 so that may be causing you trouble if that's the version you're using. Otherwise, not sure what you could be running in to as this works fine for me. If you want to put your project on github I can take a look. Also, thanks for the heads up on the site being down, its back up now. |
I have been strapped for time and have not been able to troubleshoot lately, but will try again soon and will put it on github for you to look at if there's still an issue. I am keeping an eye on Azimuth and have high hopes for it! |
Hello! I followed instructions to install from git as I want to check out latest developments and contribute block types/etc. Following the instructions, I did
Spit out this:
However,
does work, but fails on azimuth-core with the same error
After doing this, mrt refuses to do anything, complaining that packages/azimuth-core
does not exist
I checked the submodule directories and they were empty. I did a git submodule update and got the same pubkey error
I also tried cloning the packages straight from github into the packages directory, which actually worked with azimuth-core, but on the other ones it asked for my github credentials and then spit out a 403 error. Ahhhh!
Any idea what's going on?
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