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Sympony Location Errors #309
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Your best bet is to install symfony and doctrine using PEAR, and not downloading/installing directories manually. Which version of PartKeepr are you using? |
Version 0.1.9. |
Okay this still happens with pear install too. Symfony directory was inside doctrine directory. Setup went smoothly until it required Yaml, then failed and said it couldn't find it. I copied the symfony directory to sit on the same level as doctrine and the installed completed without further error. |
Additional info: Setting up the database schema...OK Invalid Response from server: Fatal error: Doctrine\Common\ClassLoader::loadClass() [function.require]: Failed opening required 'Symfony/Component/Yaml/Yaml.php' (include_path='.:/path/to/php:/removed/for/security') in /removed/for/security/Doctrine/Common/ClassLoader.php on line 164 |
This will be fixed as soon as #323 is done, so technically this is a duplicate of the other bug. Closing. |
Strange one this.
I'm not sure where the Sympony directory is supposed to be, so I put it in the Doctrine folder.
When I ran the install of partkeepr it complains that it cannot find Sympony, so I moved it up one directory so that it is in the same folder as Doctrine and Twig.
Now Partkeepr setup continues and gets to installing footprints, which is where it hangs indefinitely. When I looked at the PHP error logs, it said that it could not find Yaml, which is what caused the hang on footprints, even though partkeepr passed all other checks.
So I tried moving the Yaml directory back into Doctrine directory, it didn't work.Only way to make setup complete was to copy the Sympony directory into the Doctrine directory.
So in order for Doctrine setup to complete, I had to have Sympony directory in two places; One inside Doctrine directory and one on same level as Doctrine directory.
Is this a bug or are my directories in the wrong place somehow?
It is reproducible every time for me, I've tried it on wamp, IIS and Zend server and it always happens.
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