Publishing misultin

[Tristan Sloughter]

I compiled misultin and am trying to publish it. Does anyone know what is wrong with the app file?

publish error

{function_clause,

    [{ewr_repo_paths,erts_suffix,

         [{error,{no_erts_vsn_found,{compiler_vsn,"4.7.3"}}}]},

     {ewr_repo_paths,area_suffix,2},

     {ewr_repo_paths,package_name_suffix,4},

     {ewr_repo_paths,package_vsn_suffix,5},

     {ewr_repo_paths,dot_app_file_suffix,3},

     {fax_put,put_dot_app_file,6},

     {fax_publish,publish2,4},

     {fax_publish,publish,4}]}

{application, misultin,

[

        {description, "Lightweight HTTP(s) and Websockets Server Library"},

        {vsn, "0.7-dev"},

        {modules, [misultin, misultin_req, misultin_socket, misultin_http, misultin_utility, misultin_websocket, misultin_ws]},

        {registered, [misultin]},

        {env, []},

        {applications, [kernel, stdlib]}

]}.

[Martin Logan]

can you publish it with ciconia? if you can't I will tell you how to
fix it with faxien. It is easy, but try with ciconia please.

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[Tristan Sloughter]

Its not, but maybe I'm doing it wrong:

$ ciconia publish -a couchdb -vr http://beerenthusiasts.cloudant.com misultin-0.7/

**Failure: see below.

epl_cmdln_lib:print_execution_failure_err_msg/4:151 

***Debug Info***

Exception processed: undef

StackTrace:[{ewl_file,copy,

                      ["misultin-0.7/","/tmp/.tmp_dir479468/misultin-0.7",

                       [recursive]]},

            {epl_util,copy_to_tmp,1},

            {cic_publish,run,2},

            {epl_cmdln_lib,apply_cmdln,4},

            {epl_cmdln_lib,apply_cmdln,1},

            {init,start_it,1},

            {init,start_em,1}]

[Jordan Wilberding]

WRONG.

[Martin Logan]

try

ciconia publish -a faxien -vr http://beerenthusiasts.cloudant.com
./misultin-0.7/

there is no more couch repo

On Sun, Apr 10, 2011 at 9:07 PM, Tristan Sloughter

[Martin Logan]

sorry - try this

ciconia publish -a faxien -vr http://repo.erlware.org/writable ./misultin-0.7/

[Martin Logan]

BTW - getting the couch repo working will not be all that hard I can
get you back into it. I had to go faxien just to free myself to write
faster. Right now the API between the drivers and ciconia is more
solidified so you just need to make some changes to code to it. Let me
know if you want to.

[Tristan Sloughter]

$ ciconia publish -a faxien -vr http://repo.erlware.org/writable ./misultin-0.7/

**Failure: see below.

epl_cmdln_lib:print_execution_failure_err_msg/4:151 

***Debug Info***

Exception processed: undef

StackTrace:[{ewl_file,copy,

                      ["./misultin-0.7/","/tmp/.tmp_dir609201/misultin-0.7",

                       [recursive]]},

            {epl_util,copy_to_tmp,1},

            {cic_publish,run,2},

            {epl_cmdln_lib,apply_cmdln,4},

            {epl_cmdln_lib,apply_cmdln,1},

            {init,start_it,1},

            {init,start_em,1}]

[Tristan Sloughter]

Awesome, I do. Note that the README includes references to the couchdb repo though :).

Tristan

[Martin Logan]

hmm, that is messed up. I wonder why your ewl file at that version
does not have copy/2?? I will have to check into that. To publish
with faxien just go and upgrade your version. Can you take a look in
ewl_file and verify that copy/2 is not there for you?

On Sun, Apr 10, 2011 at 9:23 PM, Tristan Sloughter

[Tristan Sloughter]

I have no ewl_file.erl with a copy/2 exported. And I have 9.2.0 to 9.7.3

And yup, it published fine with an upgraded faxien, thanks!

[Martin Logan]

What the heck, ok, I will look into it.

On Mon, Apr 11, 2011 at 9:00 AM, Tristan Sloughter