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OSError: File coala.yaml does not exist #365

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jayvdb opened this issue Apr 4, 2020 · 7 comments
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OSError: File coala.yaml does not exist #365

jayvdb opened this issue Apr 4, 2020 · 7 comments

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@jayvdb
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jayvdb commented Apr 4, 2020

There has been some regression, or some functionality has been decommissioned.

https://gitlab.com/jayvdb/package_manager/-/jobs/498590570

The structure is https://gitlab.com/coala/package_manager/-/blob/5f33f1f9/.moban.yaml is used first , and it overrides https://gitlab.com/coala/package_manager/-/blob/5f33f1f9/pm-requirements.yaml , which overrides coala.yaml , which was previously found via configuration_dir: ../coala-mobans from .moban.yaml.

The same structure is used throughout all coala repos CI, so this halts development until fixed somehow. If we need to update the syntax, it is possible but a large task and a bit undesirable.

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chfw commented Apr 14, 2020

it seems to me that coala.yaml file was not available in current directory.

overrides uses file system 2 syntax to refer to file link, here is an example:

overrides: "git://github.com/pyexcel/pyexcel-mobans!/mobanfile.yaml"

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chfw commented Apr 14, 2020

which version works? I suspect the ones before file system 2 integration.

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jayvdb commented Apr 20, 2020

coala.yaml isnt in the current directory of https://gitlab.com/coala/package_manager . https://gitlab.com/coala/mobans/ is fetched prior to invocations of moban, and placed in the appropriate directory, so that coala.yaml can be found.

This worked in v0.5.0 at least; im not sure which versions after that worked.

overrides uses file system 2 syntax to refer to file link

I know about the new features. Is the system I am using no longer going to be supported?
I do not see a changelog entry which indicates that it is not supported.

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chfw commented Apr 20, 2020

I will find a time to provide backward compatibility.

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chfw commented Apr 24, 2020

reproduced. 0.6.4 still worked.

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chfw commented Apr 25, 2020

Latest 0.7.1 will work for you.

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chfw commented May 1, 2020

if possible, please contribute a regression test for your use case.

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