Unable to build flamenco on WIndows 11 #102633
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Build failure when attempting to build under Windows with cmd.exe & mingw64 make, caused by the use of the
rm
command that's not available on stock Windows.Uploaded a potential fix at D16562: Fix #102633 by having Windows-specific commands in Makefile.
The proposed fix enables building flamenco only. It does not enable publishing the project web site, etc
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Utilizing MSYS2 on Windows I'd thought I'd eliminated the build problems without requiring a rewrite of the Makefile. However, though the default build does build without error under msys2, flamenco-manager hangs before serving up the app webpage. I'll continue poking around with the msys build to understand what is going wrong. Meanwhile, I can successfully build the default target via vanilla Windows shell with the modified makefile, which allows me to debug flamenco-manager in a good state.
Thanks for the report & the patch -- I'll write replies/comments on the patch itself directly at D16562.
What I would like to have for Flamenco, but personally don't really have the time for, is a way to avoid
make
altogether. https://github.com/magefile/mage could be a good alternative, but reimplementing everything in theMakefile
would take a considerable amount of time. Would you be interested in helping there as well?Sounds like fun. Sign me up! Would be a great way to become more familiar with golang as well.
Excellent! It might be good for you to pop over to https://blender.chat/channel/flamenco/ and poke me (I'm
@dr.sybren
there). That'll be an easier way to do a quick back&forth to get you started.I'm 8 hours behind you (02:08 here) so I'll try to catch you in the afternoon.
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Life happened and I wasn't able to look into this. Now that I'm "able" again, I've got other stuff with higher priority.