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'node-gyp rebuild' fails when attempting to rebuild autocomplete-latex #84
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Update: when I tried to install the autocomplete-latex package on atom as root, I got the following:
That might give you some more information on what's going wrong. The file npm-debug.log does not exist in that subdirectory, nor anywhere else I can find it. Thanks again. |
@ExecutorElassus Sorry about that; I'll look into it. |
@ExecutorElassus I tried installing on an Ubuntu VM from scratch, and initially it failed completely. Turns out I needed to install build tools. When I did this, it managed to install fine. However, Atom-beta showed a deprecation-cop warning that prompted me to rebuild the package. This worked, and I could autocomplete. I haven't worked out why it's not building the correct version yet; Edit: It seems to work now if you have the build tools installed before hand. I'm not sure if it's something I did, but let me know if the above doesn't help with the issue. I'll need to update the repo to explain the dependencies. |
Hi @Aerijo, I've run into this problem again, now with atom-1.32.0_beta3. Same initial error, same failure when attempting to rebuild the package. I did a bit of digging on node-gyp, however, and found this:
Which strongly implies that node-gyp needs to be set executable, and that maybe this is the problem? Am I reading this right? Cheers, EE |
autocomplete-latex 0.9.0 apparently contains native modules that were compiled for an earlier version of Atom than mine (1.29.0-beta2), but rebuild fails with the following (this is the partial log from atom's internal console output):
That first line suggests something's wrong with my permissions, but I'm not sure how to debug.
Thanks for the help.
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