Super. I guess you needed to install JSON::Parse and maybe other dependencies
in the Rosetta instance. No doubt it's lost now but I wonder if during the
Rosetta install cpan saw that it was already installed and couldn't tell that
it was for the wrong architecture.
Regards,
John Ralls
> On
Hey John - it worked after some trouble shooting - now Finance:Quote is
“recognised” by the GnuCash GUI - Again - Thanks for your help !!
Regards,
Kamlesh
> On 04-Jul-2021, at 11:52 AM, Deepti Randad wrote:
>
> I was able to create a “terminal instance” to run under Rosetta2 and also
> then
I was able to create a “terminal instance” to run under Rosetta2 and also then
was able to install Finance::Quote using gnc-fq-update.
However, when I tried to run the command "echo '(yahoo_json "CSCO")' |
./gnc-fq-helper”, I get a bunch of errors - as follows: (I have not had chance
to
Hallo John - Many Thanks for your response.
I ran the GUI from the terminal command prompt as you have suggested - however,
the problem remains the same - the application does not “get” / “find”
Finance::Quote.
Regards,
Kamlesh
Regards,
Kamlesh
> On 29-Jun-2021, at 8:43 AM, John Ralls
OK. I suspect that it's because GnuCash is running under Rosetta2 and that
forces the Intel perl. Try following the instructions in
https://osxdaily.com/2020/11/18/how-run-homebrew-x86-terminal-apple-silicon-mac/
to create a Terminal instance that runs under Rosetta2 and use that to run
> On Jun 27, 2021, at 4:05 AM, Deepti Randad via gnucash-user
> wrote:
>
> Hallo Folks -
>
> I recently installed GnuCash on MacBook Air with the Apple M1 chip - the
> GnuCash GUI itself seems to be working great. Then I tried installing
> finance::quote to get stock quotes automatically,
Hallo Folks -
I recently installed GnuCash on MacBook Air with the Apple M1 chip - the
GnuCash GUI itself seems to be working great. Then I tried installing
finance::quote to get stock quotes automatically, however, this has not been
working even after a lot of trouble shooting I did. Please
