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[BUG]Local Formula #148
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Hi @KelsonCarmozine ! |
Hi @victor-schumacher ! |
Hi @victor-schumacher. obs: I note sure if in this case (topic close) I should continuous this issues or I need open a new. |
Hi @KelsonCarmozine, thanks for your colaboration. |
Create a new formula rit test test -> ritchie-formulas-local/test/test witch foder src and config.json. The error occur even when I delete the ritchie-formulas-local folder, the tree.json in .rit/repo/local, the folder test in .rit/formulas and create a new formula witch command "rit create formula" again, using the version beta13. ps: I install the ritchie for the first time when a open the issue, the first version a used is the beta13. |
Ok @KelsonCarmozine , one last thing, try to remove the bin and install again, |
I make what you say but the error don't change. And for same reason the command "make test-local" stop to work when the last word of the formula is test(exp: "rit test test"). Witch other words the command make work normally. The version now is test.1 |
Hi @KelsonCarmozine , I believe the problem is that the main Makefile file of you ritchie-formulas-local repository may have 2 formulas variables with the same name, but which are associated to different formulas. It would be necessary to remove one of them to avoid this error to occur. This problem has been resolved in the beta.14 version, and I would also recommend to delete the ritchie-formulas-local before testing again (just to be sure everything will be ok) :) Thank you for your contribution. |
This error is not happening anymore, because it was fixed by using a new mechanic. Closing issue |
What happened:
When I try execute a local Formula, it try start download and get a error:
~ >>> rit challenge test
2020/06/05 13:33:42 Download formula...
Error: Get "/challenge/test/linux.zip": unsupported protocol scheme ""
This formula is the default.
I think it shouldn't make a http request here.
What you expected to happen:
Start the Formula.
How to reproduce it (as minimally and precisely as possible):
-Create new system
-install Go and Ritchie-cli
-init Ritchie-cli (rit init)
-create new formula (rit create formula)
-go to ritchie-formula-local repository
-execute the make (make test-local)
-check if the new formula is available (rit --help)
-call the new formula
Environment:
rit --version
): rit version 1.0.0-beta.13 (single)The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: