[SDK] "package-plugin" failure in plugin-build-res
Hi All,
Very new with the SDK, and trying to start small. I've successfully completed "li export-studio-plugin". I made a simple local change, and then attempted:
li package-plugin
Just to validate things. That's supposed to compile your plugin and make sure it's all valid, right? But I get some errors:
[15:16:09] Loaded gulp tasks in: 1.15 s [15:16:09] Using gulpfile C:\Projects\listage\sas-communities-sdk\gulpfile.js [15:16:09] Starting 'plugin-build'... [15:16:09] Starting 'clean-tmp'... [15:16:09] Starting 'clean-plugin'... [15:16:09] Starting 'clean-plugin-zip'... [15:16:09] Finished 'clean-tmp' after 56 ms [15:16:09] Finished 'clean-plugin-zip' after 35 ms [15:16:09] Finished 'clean-plugin' after 38 ms [15:16:09] Starting 'clean'... [15:16:09] Finished 'clean' after 48 μs [15:16:09] Starting 'plugin-build-res'... [15:16:09] Starting 'plugin-build-web'... [15:16:09] Starting 'plugin-git-version'... [15:16:09] Finished 'plugin-git-version' after 93 μs [15:16:09] Failed to sync files [15:16:09] Finished 'plugin-build-res' after 37 ms [15:16:09] Failed to sync files [15:16:09] Finished 'plugin-build-web' after 38 ms [15:16:09] Finished 'plugin-build' after 112 ms [15:16:09] Starting 'plugin-verify'... [15:16:09] Tested 0 tests, 0 passes, 0 failures: PASS [15:16:09] Tested 0 tests, 0 passes, 0 failures: PASS [15:16:09] ✗ FAIL: Missing 2 expected files: res, res/** [15:16:09] Tested 1 tests, 0 passes, 1 failures: FAIL [15:16:09] 'plugin-verify' errored after 46 ms [15:16:09] [gulp] Error in plugin 'stream-sync': Errors [Stream 2] Error in script 'gulp-expect-file': Failed 1 expectations
I don't like to "fail expectations" -- I like to exceed them. However, this SDK command is a harsh critic. As far as I can tell, I have a /res folder and content in my plugin folders. What should I check? Any way to request more verbose output from this command?
And yes, I'm doing all of this on Windows. I managed to get the SDK components installed/built by having Python 2.7 and a C++ compiler in the right spots.
Thanks,
Chris
I was facing the similar issues in SDK and I raised a ticket to support. They said that
"We have 2 solutions which we "Support".
There is a Linux virtual machine which has all of the SDK pre-installed and all you would need to do is to install Oracle Machine to run the client.
And then there is the Mac version of the SDK.
I did discuss this with our developer team and they have mentioned that regrettably, they had to bench the idea of windows support for the foreseeable. "It does not mean we can not use it on the window. But I would also prefer to use Oracle or Mac to use the SDK.
