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default install msys fails with "missing database" #1283
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It probably means that we have to update the msys2 installer.
$ alr config --global --set msys2.installer "msys2-x86_64-20221216.exe"
$ alr config --global --set msys2.installer_url "https://github.com/msys2/msys2-installer/releases/download/2022-12-16/msys2-x86_64-20221216.exe"
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I think it got farther, but still fails. attached is a log of the install. i dont have emacs on this machine, so it is not edited -- skip the first few commands |
Same problem with my github actions
See my latest commit for more info. |
Fixed in #1284 |
I just installed Alire 1.2.1 on a virgin PC (Windows 11, no previous gnat or msys install). The Alire installer ran fine, and clicking the icon opened a PowerShell window.
I typed "alr get emacs_ada_mode". It prompted about installing msys; I said yes.
That failed partway thru, something about a missing database. Running the same command again did not fix it. I managed to fix the problem by starting an mingw64 window and installing git (and later make).
I suspect the problem is that some path is not updated after the first part of the msys install; it's trying to run msys update and failing.
Then tried "alr get emacs_ada_mode" again; it failed because no toolchain was selected. So I did "alr toolchain --select", accepted the defaults; it deployed gnat 22.1 and gprbuild 22.1.
Then "alr get emacs_ada_mode" succeeded. The build failed on missing "make"; installing that via the mingw64 window fixed that. Then emacs_ada_mode built.
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