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Build does not work in Fedora 25 #30

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alex94cp opened this issue May 22, 2017 · 2 comments
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Build does not work in Fedora 25 #30

alex94cp opened this issue May 22, 2017 · 2 comments
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alex94cp commented May 22, 2017

When invoking the generate target from a CMake project, there appears a lot of BASH_FUNC_module and BASH_FUNC_scl errors (exactly same errors as here and here), whenever atom is launched from /usr/share/atom/atom (from GNOME Panel). However, build works when atom is launched from /usr/bin/atom (when launched from a terminal).

It seems other packages are having similar issues. At first I thought it had to do with Wayland not processing .bash_profile/.bashrc, however that seems to have been fixed already. Also, I tried triggering a build from a GNOME Xorg session and still found the same issue.

My atom version is 1.17 and I'm running Fedora 25.

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Thanks,

I have had issues with this same problem before and I could not solve the issue, I will give another go at it when I have some spare time to spin up a Fedora Image. This problem seams to be Fedora related as every thing works on Ubuntu 16.10 and Arch.

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siegelaaron94 commented May 29, 2017

Here is a basic atom package that reproduces the bug if you feel like submitting the issue on the atom project. Nevermind this does not reproduce the problem, I am not sure what is going on then.

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