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ComparisonError rpc error: code = Unknown desc = Manifest generation error (cached): bootstrap\argo-cd: app path does not exist #454

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radrad opened this issue Apr 5, 2023 · 2 comments

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@radrad
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radrad commented Apr 5, 2023

I am following argocd-autopilot Getting Started guide on windows 10 using powershell.
I am getting an error for argo-cd application. I used a private repo in my organization.

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rpc error: code = Unknown desc = Manifest generation error (cached): bootstrap\argo-cd: app path does not exist

I explained this problem in this question:
https://stackoverflow.com/questions/75937157/argo-cd-argocd-autopilot-error-comparisonerror-rpc-error-manifest-generation-er

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Hello @radrad
from what i understand, the problem is not in the bootstrap/argo-cd/kustomization.yaml file, but in the bootstrap/argo-cd.yaml - i would guess that in your repo the spec.source.path field has bootstrap\argo-cd, while it should be bootstrap/argo-cd instead (notice using / instead of \)

i just tried reproducing the problem on my windows machine, and i could not. i was running argocd-autopilot 0.4.15. the underlying issue (caused by windows path separator character) was resolved in 0.4.11. can you please make sure you are running on the latest version (or at least >= 0.4.11)?

if you are, i will dig deeper and try to reproduce the issue again.

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radrad commented Apr 11, 2023

You are right. Indeed I used Choco installation on windows and the latest version there is much older than the current latest binary. Can you update documentation so others need to be aware and download the tool directly

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