no repository found in errors #1689
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happysmash27
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I have finally gotten back to this, and the same error still occurs with newer versions as well: |
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I am going to try cloning the git repository directly and seeing if the output is more useful there. |
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Much more useful... maybe: (Home directory replaced with "~" by me) So... why is it looking for ".hg", and what is supposed to create it? |
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Try to run following command inside the QRL repo before building it
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Thank you! Now the error is... Pretty much the exact same thing, but a bit less verbose. Hmm. |
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Much more useful when made verbose: ...So maybe it has to do with "license_file"? But now the question is which line of code prints that, and which line of code is asking for the file or directory |
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setup.py seems to call setuptools to use pyscaffold in some way, but I know pretty much nothing about these tools making it really hard for me to debug. Usually I would just follow the layers of functions until it got to something useful, but everything is so abstracted that I do not know where anything is. |
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Modifying setup_package to be: To use pdb. Then stepping through the entire setuptools program using: (Line numbers will probably change if you have a different version of setuptools than me) I have finally isolated the file not found error to the function walk_revctrl(dirname='') in /usr/lib/python3.9/site-packages/setuptools/command/sdist.py at this line: So the problem is whatever is calling that function. That appears to be the following line in |
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Uh huh... I had made a thread to test if this is a Pyscaffold error and it looks like it may be one indeed? Still not sure yet. Edit: Actually, it does get beyond self.resolve(). Hmm... I guess I must still step more granularly. |
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In pyscaffold/pyscaffold#484, I was recommended to try running the command without the .hg. In doing this, the process to get to get an error is a bit different. .hg seems to be missing in the find_sources command in egg_info.py(295)run(), run by the egg_info in the build_py class of usr/lib/python3.9/site-packages/setuptools/command/build_py.py. I get there using the following sequence of operations, this time operating on an unmodified setup.py with command |
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Upon debugging more, this seems to be an error in yet another invocation of walk_revctrl, in /usr/lib/python3.9/site-packages/setuptools/command/egg_info.py(581)add_defaults(): Upon going into the function, after the following series of steps: ep.load()(dirname) is successful at returning items until... around versioneer.py? Anyway, rather than manually go through all of these each time, I decided to look at the documentation to see if there is a way to break once a variable is a certain value, and there indeed is. So, my commands to get to the point of this are now: |
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I've done some more debugging, with a fresh repository, and this time making comments to know what it's doing: |
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Describe the bug
When installing QRL, it errors out with "No such file or directory" and "no repository found" errors:
To Reproduce
Steps to reproduce the behavior:
PATH="/opt/cmake-3.10.3/bin:$PATH" pip3 install --user qrl.Expected behavior
QRL is updated and runs with no errors.
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