On 9/24/15 5:48 PM, Francesco Lodolo [:flod] wrote:
Tried the install in a Debian 8 VM.
(c9 is a global node package, the initial setup commands should
install that, IIRC)
It didn't for me, had to install it manually
sudo npm install -g c9
Now head to http://localhost:8000/ide.html?debug=2. It should show a
"You are in Debug Mode" header in green. That's OK for you. I think.
Get these errors when I load the page
52669: Error: ENOENT, stat '/home/flodolo/.c9/managed/plugins/'
at Error (native)
52669: Error: ENOENT, stat '/home/flodolo/.c9/dev/plugins/'
at Error (native)
52669: Error: ENOENT, open
'/home/flodolo/.c9/plugins/moz.aisle/__installed__.js'
at Error (native)
I "fixed" the first two manually creating empty folders, to get rid of
the last I had to "c9 build ." inside /moz.aisle before install, that
created the file.
At this point I have no errors in the console but also no
compare-locales tab in the window. From bottom to top: Changes,
Commands, Navigate, Workspace.
Not sure where to look to fix it.
compare-locales was installed globally from the github repository with
"python setup.py install".
Francesco
The managed and dev errors are OK, no need to do anything about them.
The __installed__.js error indicates that you might not be running with
sdk=2 as a query param.
You can create that by running
c9 build
c9 install .
locally, though. I wasn't happy with the outcome, as aisle is then
hooked up to all my launches of c9, and I use it to edit a whole lot
more, so for me, using sdk explicitly was a better compromise.
Axel
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