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Failed to activate the julia-client package #642
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Same this error after upgrade today Atom to v.1.41.0 x64 (osx Mojave) Add:
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Yup, also see our FAQ. |
Mh, true. |
I was hit by this issue after updagrading to Atom 1.41.0 on Linux Debian. I tried to uninstall/restart/reinstall julia-client, as recommended by @Ales999, but the reinstallation failed
Here is the debug log file: 2019-10-24T12_13_38_833Z-debug.log |
What does |
Here are the version numbers:
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Hm, that looks fine, and I can install julia-client on my Arch machine without any issues. |
I didn't modify my Mac OS X machine (OS 10.14.6) but I got hit by this this morning when restarting Atom. As implied above I just did the command line amp uninstall/install for Julia-client and I'm up and running again |
Yes, Atom automatically updates on Mac and Windows. |
After the update to 1.41.0 on Windows 10, it is impossible on either of my machines to install julia-client, hence the normal procedure of |
Uninstalling and re-installing didn't work for me. Is there an alternative to the |
No. What error message are you getting? |
I get this :
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Sounds like ink isn't properly installed. Try re-installing that as well. |
After updating Atom to version 1.41.0, I have exactly the same problem as described here by @pierre-haessig - but I am on macOS. |
I released a new version of julia-client (as well as ink) a couple of minutes ago (which might or might not help with this issue). Can you all try the following steps again:
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Uninstalling and re-installing of
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What's the output of |
I get:
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I had the same issue. This worked for me |
Just accepting all the updates and the advised restart worked for me. Ubuntu 16.04, |
Could successfully reinstall the julia-client on macOS with the proposed apm uninstall/install process - but had to do |
I tried re-installing the ink package but now I get the following error |
Once, when I had difficulties with Atom updates, I uninstalled Atom completely and wiped the |
@johncwok the error seems to say you've probably installed ink for now. Just restart Atom and see whether it works. |
Same problem with atom version 1.41 update. This solution worked perfectly. |
I had the same problem as @kschertler, same version of atom - I am able to uninstall and reinstall both ink and julia-client successfully, however when I open atom i'm told: julia-client I can rebuild julia-client in terminal, but the error message persists. |
@jsoule281 What OS are you on? |
@pierre-haessig I think your issue is that rebuilding julia-client calls I have resolved this issue in the past by editing c.f. atom/apm#179 |
While that's true, @JobJob, there shouldn't ever be the need to build anything yourself. We should have binaries available for all relevant OS/Electron version possibilities (see here). Atom version 1.40.0 had an issue where |
Sorry, to clarify, I was only addressing these comments: #642 (comment), #642 (comment), that reported the following error when running
That is the error that my suggestion above may fix. It's an issue with apm, nothing to do with Juno/Atom-Julia-Client I only skimmed the rest of what's happening in this issue so, sorry for any confusion caused. |
I am on Mojave 10.14.5. I'm on atom 1.41.0, and Julia 1.2. I have installed the latest releases of juno and julia-client but still get the same error message: julia-client On atom when I try and rebuild julia-client it fails. When I rebuild in the terminal using apm it appears to work, but doesn't work in atom, despite quitting atom, rebuilding, and then reopening atom. |
Same problem here with Mojave 10.14.6, Atom 1.41.0 and Julia 1.2. None of the steps above help, even deleting all Atom packages and settings and trying to re-install everything from scratch still provokes the "Incompatible packages detected" error message. |
Update: What worked for me was that after uninstalling and reinstalling |
This worked for me, except that I appear to have redo these steps every time I reboot my computer. So the problem is still persisting somehow. Actually as a clarification, every time I open a new project folder, I start getting julia-client package errors, which often end up killing the julia-client all together. Closing and reopening and/or reinstalling ink and julia-client seem to help. |
What errors are you getting? |
For Atom 1.44 with julia-client 0.12.2, this problem is gone. |
I am having this problem now with Atom : 1.48.0 and julia-client 0.12.5 Uninstall/reinstall works fine from the terminal or within Atom, but then rerunning Atom returns the same error messages. In addition to julia-client, I am getting the same error message for the package "script" |
I have now the same problem with i tried to reinstall ink what was sucessfull but i couldn't reinstall julia-client or other packages |
[Enter steps to reproduce:]
Atom: 1.41.0 x64
Electron: 4.2.7
OS: Mac OS X 10.14.6
Thrown From: julia-client package 0.11.2
Stack Trace
Failed to activate the julia-client package
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Non-Core Packages
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