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cjdinger
Leader
7 years ago

[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...
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    VikasB
    7 years ago

    cjdinger

    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. 

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VikasB
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cjdinger

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. 

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cjdinger
Leader
7 years ago

Thanks VikasB.  I feel like the Windows support for the SDK is so close to working, but I get that Lithium isn't supporting that path right now.

 

I worked with Lithium support to get a Linux VM (guest machine for VirtualBox - OVA file) that has everything I need.  After sharing a folder from my Windows machine to the Linux guest, I can now manage the SDK commands on Linux while still working with the plugin source files on Windows.