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ncurses dependency check failed for vim 7.4.430 on OSX 10.10 #32066
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Workaround: Works if you don't use 10.10s system ruby (for me works with the current 2.1.2) |
Looks like curses is a red herring; the real error is:
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@mistydemeo Oh, i get the same error from Mercurial-3.1.1 Still strange that i can build Vim with an RVM-installed Ruby. |
This may be related to a known issue in the b7 seed notes: Tools Known Issues
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What is the output of:
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@0x434d53 Your rvm ruby workaround does not work for me. I'm using rvm's 2.1.2 ruby and get the same build error as @chakrit. UPDATE: |
This is an issue with the Python shipped by Apple in 10.10; see #32083 for details. You can work around this by installing another Python, such as Homebrew's. This will likely be fixed in a future 10.10 preview build. Thanks for the bug report! |
I'm seeing the exact same issue on DP7. I tried installing python and python3 from Homebrew, but I still see the same issue. Any other magic required to workaround? Thanks! :) |
@darylrobbins: Also use a different Ruby version. If you use a ruby through rvm, it should work. |
@feju I'm already using Ruby 2.1.2 through RVM, so unfortunately that doesn't seem to be it. |
Ouh, is python linked?
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Yep, it appears to be linked to /usr/local/Cellar/python/2.7.8_1. The formula worked perfectly when I ran it under Beta 2 but after upgrading to DP7, this issue occurred when I wanted to recompile with LUA support (tried recompiling without as well and still the same error). Thanks for your help! |
Weird, sorry to here it just does not work :( |
To rule out any environmental weirdness, I provisioned a fresh VM with 10.10 DP7. I am still seeing the exact same issue in this pristine environment. Here are the exact steps I followed asking initial boot:
And then here is the exact failing output:
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Since Macvim hardcodes the system Python, you can't work around this by using the Homebrew Python. Since this is an issue Apple's acknowledged, I'd expect it to be fixed in the next DP. Meanwhile, I'd recommend a) either using the official MacVim binaries, b) disabling Python support, c) downgrading to an earlier DP. |
Thanks, Misty! I've become so used to using homebrew for everything that I forgot about the official binaries. I guess I'll use them for now and then switch back to homebrew for the next DP -- although given the release is on Tuesday, I'm guessing the RTM release may be next. |
Just tried again today with
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Probably |
Here is the output of
brew update && brew install vim
on OSX 10.10 (b7)The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: