Failure in bootstrap-orbit.sh #4436
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For me it rejects valid credentials with message "ERROR: Wrong user or password". |
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Hi both of you, Yesterday I had been migrating all the packages to the new Artifactory offering, so the build should be fixed. Can you please update your main branch and try again? That should hopefully fix your problem. If not, please let me know here. |
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I am receiving this error while building |
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It seems your system's default compiler is pretty old (GCC7) and not supported by us. Do you have another compiler or a more recent version of GCC available? GCC9 or 10 work well. You can explicitly target a certain compiler by calling |
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Tried to build it from the latest code and getting this error now.
GCC version:
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Can you try installing |
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@beckerhe thanks! I tried running ./build.sh gcc9_relwithdebinfo it passed the previous error but still failed to build the system because of not enough space(I have 4 GB) free space. I will try to free more space. |
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Hi Mostafa, Regarding space: You can try building a release build with One more thing: In the past we had problems with the Qt version shipped by Ubuntu 18.04. We need at least Qt 5.12.4 and as far as I remember, 18.04 ships with 5.9. I believe you either have to update Qt or Ubuntu to succeed. Cheers, |
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It worked after installing cmake. Thanks! |
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I'm getting a Conan python parse error at the end of the build :(. The build also barfed on default -j8 on my 16G RAM laptop under wsl2 when linking. There needs to be a binary release for Ubuntu 20.04 on x86 and aarch64 that gets baked routinely. |
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Hi Chad,
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Encountered the same issue. I switched gcc to version 9 but it complains with the same error. |
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Can you try to call |
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Hi, I'm also having troubles compiling Orbit on Ubuntu-20.04 with GCC9 and Orbit release/1.80
I have the same type of error with Clang-11. |
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Tried to build orbit on ubuntu desktop, facing the below error, complete log is available at orbit_build_ubuntu_20_04_error.txt
ERROR: Failed requirement 'c-ares/1.15.0@conan/stable' from 'grpc/1.27.3@orbitdeps/stable'
ERROR: Unable to find 'c-ares/1.15.0@conan/stable#0' in remotes
Kernel version: 5.8.0-50-generic
is there any prerequisite I am missing here?
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