Would this work for someone who is trying to download say released version1.0? Newt1.0 pulls from blinky1.0 so who ever is downloading version1.0 might still have to manually change the project.yml and remove “incubator”?
> On Jul 4, 2017, at 8:55 AM, Christopher Collins <[email protected]> wrote: > > Li-Chun, could you try again? Delete your project directory, then run > "newt new" and "newt install". I believe the problem should be fixed > now. > > Some more details: this is a confusing problem. The "incubator-..." > github URLs are supposed to redirect to the new ones, and the > redirection seems to work for most people. For some reason, the > redirection fails for some users who get this error instead. > > I tried to fix this last week by removing "incubator-" from blinky's > project.yml file, but I only made the change to master. It appears > "newt new" retrieves the develop branch of blinky, rather than master. > This is not quite right; it must have slipped through when we > transitioned to the current branching scheme. > > I just fixed the project.yml in develop. We should fix newt so that it > downloads from master instead of develop; I'll create a jira ticket. > > Chris > > > On Tue, Jul 04, 2017 at 08:31:57AM -0700, Sterling Hughes wrote: >> Hi, >> >> This is an unfortunate side effect of our exit from incubator, which >> renamed the git repositories. >> >> If you go to project.yml and replace “incubator-mynewt-core” with >> “mynewt-core” under the repo field of “apache-mynewt-core” - >> everything should work. >> >> Sterling >> >> On 4 Jul 2017, at 7:53, Li-Chun Ko wrote: >> >>> Hi all, >>> >>> When I was following the instructions of the "Create your first >>> project" >>> tutorial today, I got "ReadDesc: No matching branch for >>> apache-mynewt-core >>> repo" right after I enter "newt install" (no problem on the "newt new >>> myproj" part). >>> >>> Is this a problem of the repo or my local computer? The example used >>> to >>> work before I upgrade to go 1.7. I tried vers: 1-latest and vers: >>> 0-dev and >>> neither worked. >>> >>> Br, >>> Lichun
