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Requiring an absolute path is inconvenient #2

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mtthlm opened this issue Mar 18, 2014 · 4 comments
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Requiring an absolute path is inconvenient #2

mtthlm opened this issue Mar 18, 2014 · 4 comments

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@mtthlm
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mtthlm commented Mar 18, 2014

I vote that requiring an absolute path is inconvenient. I'd like to at least add functionality to substitute ~ or ./ in paths which would translate into an absolute path.

(I've created a fork - How do I test changes on my local machine?)

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You'll need to have kherge/box installed, then you can issue the command box build in the root of your forked code (if you've moved the box.phar to the global path).

@mtthlm
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mtthlm commented Mar 19, 2014

For some reason, I'm having issues installing deps with composer. Here's the output I'm getting.

Any suggestions?

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Looks like you have some special composer config, perhaps integrating 2-factor auth for GitHub in your ~/.composer/config.json.

Maybe try removing the customized ~/.composer folder or renaming it temporarily to see if it fixes it.

@mtthlm
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mtthlm commented Mar 19, 2014

Yeah, I don't really. I just have two-factor auth, but I authenticated properly. The problem seems to be that it's trying to access the wrong repository. Like it moved or something. Not sure why it's looking for kherge-old/Amend. I've never had to authenticate for Github with composer before. I tried removing the custom config, but same issue. I guess I won't be able to contribute to this one ha.

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