Mike Sullivan wrote: > > The "setup" completes without error, but "publish" in any component > > directory (I tried "gtar" as well as "visual-panels") ends with a > > pkgsend error: > > > > % gmake publish > > publish core > > gmake[1]: Entering directory > > `/data/workspaces/userland-7190471/components/visual-panels/core' > > /usr/bin/pkgsend -s file:/data/workspaces/userland-7190471/i386/repo > > publish --fmri-in-manifest -d > > /data/workspaces/userland-7190471/components/visual-panels/core/build/prototype/i386/mangled > > -d > > /data/workspaces/userland-7190471/components/visual-panels/core/build/prototype/i386 > > -d /data/workspaces/userland-7190471/components/visual-panels/core/build > > -d /data/workspaces/userland-7190471/components/visual-panels/core -d src > > -T \*.py > > /data/workspaces/userland-7190471/components/visual-panels/core/build/manifest-i386-system-management-visual-panels-core.depend.res > > pkgsend: 'open' failed; unable to initiate transaction: > > This operation requires that a default publisher has been set or that > > a publisher be specified in the FMRI > > 'pkg:/system/management/[email protected],5.11-5.12.0.0.0.3.0'. > > that's strange, as those are the s12 pkg versions, not the > s11-update branch pkg versions. still, it should have worked. had > you maybe built this before switching branches, and didn't clobber > (and probably wipe your repo? in between? I would expect to have to > do that.
Yes, that was it; and a clobber indeed fixed it. Thanks for the second pair of eyes, Mike. Steve _______________________________________________ userland-discuss mailing list [email protected] http://mail.opensolaris.org/mailman/listinfo/userland-discuss
