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Plotinum is relocated to github #33

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solarprism opened this issue Oct 11, 2016 · 5 comments
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Plotinum is relocated to github #33

solarprism opened this issue Oct 11, 2016 · 5 comments

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@solarprism
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Hi, I am trying to custom build Gocupi. When i run go get github.com/brandonagr/gocupi. It showed this error

package code.google.com/p/plotinum/plot: unable to detect version control system for code.google.com/ path

I think it is because the plot package is relocated and your code still pointed to google code instead of github.

@scottvr
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scottvr commented Mar 21, 2017

It really does work from scratch now. :-) Clone the latest repo.

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@purbeckstem
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It really does work from scratch now. :-) Clone the latest repo.

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Hi, Scott,

I'm having all sorts of troubles to build gocupi from scratch on a clean raspbian install
using the instructions given on the front page. I've corrected the paths to the github directory but I can't seem to get a clean build on a raspberry pi using those instructions given on the page. Any tips?

@scottvr
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scottvr commented Oct 28, 2019 via email

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Hey Scott,

It seems to fail in multiple places. I've installed a more recent version of go (1.13), and tried to build it following the instructions given in the readme on multiple pi installs. (Wheezy, Jessie and stretch)

I can download go, install mercurial but when I try go get github.com/brandonagr/gocupi it fails as the scripts from brandon's build script point to old directories where the code used to be stored. (gonum.org is now github.com/gonum etc), so I changed all of the references in the individual files to the correct web addresses for the source). Once I did this, I was getting go builld errors of this kind
https://github.com/golang/go/issues/27269, which implies i had two conflicting installs. So, I've wiped the go install and started over.

If you have any tips to help me out while compiling, that would be much appreciated, as I'm assuming you still have a working gocupi?

Thanks.

@purbeckstem
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I managed to get the build working after all - that seemed to work: using the most recent go install, fixing the import references. I now have a working gocupi again! Thanks for replying.

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