Axoloti release 1.0.11

1.0.11

thetechnobear 2016-09-11 11:56:14 UTC #63

thetechnobear 2016-09-20 15:33:13 UTC #64

a gentle remind, can users please upgrade to 1.0.11.
(1.07 to 1.010 were test releases with the expectation users would upgrade asap, so we can drop support)

please also complete the poll on this thread to give us a better idea of take up, and also distribution across platforms.

spinus 2016-10-29 19:27:29 UTC #65

Sincere apologies @thetechnobear for zombifying this thread (as well as not answering your questions in a timely manner). This is a while back but I believe I had snagged a dev build of 1.0.9. I had not changed any factory objects and I did NOT follow the instructions to drop the sub-modules.

So maybe that's where the problem is?

How would I go about a fresh 1.0.11 install then? I seem to get the same message at connect after the upgrade.

thetechnobear 2016-10-29 19:58:07 UTC #66

well, Id would just download the release of 1.0.11

then rename ~/Documents/axoloti to ~/Documents/axoloti.old (or whatever)
then run axoloti...
this will then create you a fresh ~/Documents/axoloti, with prefs and also it will download the current factory and contribs library.
you can then copy anything you need from the ~/Documents/axoloti.old directory.

spinus 2016-10-29 20:04:21 UTC #67

Lovely. That worked great. Thank you!!!

By the way, is it the git commands from the axo app that prompts the Xcode install?

thetechnobear 2016-10-29 21:15:40 UTC #68

?
the application uses git directly, it doesnt use the command line version of git, so afaik it shouldn't request you to install anything.
when did you get this dialog appear?

(its not something I can test, since as a developer I always have this installed on all my machines)

lokki 2016-10-30 07:14:54 UTC #69

i got this same message as well when i first used git....

thetechnobear 2016-10-30 08:21:56 UTC #70

You mean from the command line?

(Which would be completely expected , but is not required to use axoloti )

lokki 2016-10-30 09:05:48 UTC #71

hmm, i am not sure. i think it happened without invoking git from command line, but i might be wrong. i use git now for other things as well so i have it installed anyways...

spinus 2016-10-30 11:46:44 UTC #72

No, I get it first thing when starting Axoloti.app
I can just "Not Now" the dialogue and it runs great, but I can't figure out why this pops up.
I'm on 10.11.5.

thetechnobear 2016-10-30 13:19:31 UTC #73

no idea...
we don't use the 'git' command in the axoloti app, we use jgit which does not use the command line tools either... and as you have noticed, if you dont install it works - so its really unclear whats causing it.
(i did some quick searching on the net, and didnt find anyone else saying jgit was asking for dev tools to be installed)

unfortunately, as its not something i can test, its not something i can investigate, so will have to leave it to another developer to see if they can determine whats going on.

spinus 2016-10-30 13:23:34 UTC #74

Thank you. No sweat at all. Everything's working 100% after the reinstall. I was merely curious.