So, in the process of setting up a new build environment on OS X, I seem to
have come across a little problem that I've never encountered before with
regards to setting up autobuild.
Assuming I've added autobuild to my PATH variable, I always tend to get the
following error regardless of where autobuild is executed (i.e., whether it's a
directory containing proper autobuild packages or not), and the parameters
given to it (such as build, clean, etc.):
Geenzs-MacBook-Pro:~ geenz$ autobuild
WARNING:autobuild.common:extracting from llbase-0.2.0-darwin-20100225.tar.bz2
Traceback (most recent call last):
File "/Users/geenz/Devel/autobuild/bin/autobuild", line 38, in <module>
from autobuild import autobuild_main
File "/Users/geenz/Devel/autobuild/autobuild/autobuild_main.py", line 25, in
<module>
import common
File "/Users/geenz/Devel/autobuild/autobuild/common.py", line 647, in <module>
Bootstrap()
File "/Users/geenz/Devel/autobuild/autobuild/common.py", line 642, in __init__
raise AutobuildError("invalid 'pathcheck' setting for '%s'" % name)
autobuild.common.AutobuildError: invalid 'pathcheck' setting for 'llbase'
The same error crops up regardless of python version. Any ideas on what's
causing this, and how it can be fixed? First glance seems to suggest that it's
attempting to extract things from an archive that may not even exist.
--
Geenz Spad
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