I am unable to create a Debian package using create-deb.sh, or other Debian tools. It fails here
./test.sh: line 4: ./chaserrunner_test: No such file or directory
Indeed the file does not exist. I'm not a pro at Debian packaging, but how might I get it to build a deb, skipping tests that fail? Building it the normal way with make works fine with no errors, which seems odd
(Also, if anyone who knows could tell me how to re-attempt a failed .deb build from where the previous build left off without starting completely over, I would be super grateful!)
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Viktor, I am aware of this and I ask you to be patient.
Recently I merged two classes and the test unit on the result fails. No big deal though, I just need to find the time and concentration to fix it.
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I am unable to create a Debian package using create-deb.sh, or other Debian tools. It fails here
Indeed the file does not exist. I'm not a pro at Debian packaging, but how might I get it to build a deb, skipping tests that fail? Building it the normal way with make works fine with no errors, which seems odd
(Also, if anyone who knows could tell me how to re-attempt a failed .deb build from where the previous build left off without starting completely over, I would be super grateful!)
Viktor, I am aware of this and I ask you to be patient.
Recently I merged two classes and the test unit on the result fails. No big deal though, I just need to find the time and concentration to fix it.
Cool, thanks for the update!
It is fixed now