I started to use termux in my cellphone, and looking for information I find that I can install hydra in it.
However, when I use the comand
pkg install hydra
All I get is an error message as you can see in the title. I've tried to update and upgrade the system several times, but I'm still getting the same error.
So, I wonder... is there a chance that this library has another name? (I said it because I've seen other comments with the same error in other posts)
So please, can you help me to solve this?
Additionaly, I upload 2 pictures: the first one with the error message I get. The second one is some information that I think I might help (when I seach for that command 'hydra', it seems to be not found).
Thanks in advance.
As you can see here Hydra package has been removed from Termux repositories and no longer installable.
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So I'm updating a website using BigCommerce's Stencil CLI and now I'm suddenly getting this warning or error.
(node:4956) [DEP_WEBPACK_RULE_LOADER_OPTIONS_STRING] DeprecationWarning: Using a string as loader options is deprecated (ruleSet[1].rules[1].use[0].options)
I did just get done reinstalling my Nodejs node modules and I'm guessing it has something to do with webpack v5 from the few results on google that pop up when I search the error, but I can't find any results that give me any clues on how to get rid of this error. I'm just a beginner at all of this, so as detailed of an explanation as possible on how to fix the issue would be appreciated. My node version is 12.0.0.
I checked on some of the GitHub issues for the cli and found a similar issue that has a few developers sharing solutions. It's not 1:1 but is a similar error around a DeprecationWarning. Also, did the CLI complete its installation?
This appears to be a warning rather than an error. If the cli completed the install, you should be good to move on with your theme customizations. However, if you wanted to dig into this warning, I'd recommend checking out that thread I mentioned, to see if any of those work for you! Find it here: https://github.com/bigcommerce/stencil-cli/issues/742
Your application could not be compiled, because its dependencies could not be established.
The following Dart file:
C:\flutter\packages\flutter\lib\foundation.dart
...refers, in an import, to the following library:
C:\flutter.pub-cache\hosted\pub.dartlang.org\meta-1.1.5\lib\meta.dart
Unfortunately, that library does not appear to exist on your file system.
it says that you are trying to import a library that does not exist.try to run
flutter packages get that will get the packages you need and this might solve your problem
Thanks... I solve by running the
flutter packages get
Although I tried this before as a i was connected to slow internet, but the moment i was on a faster internet it worked... thanks
Sorry for the bad formatting, i'm new here.
Good Day Everyone,
does anyone here knows how to add chromium-browser package on buildroot? I have been looking around the net to add the chromium-browser package, I found several files in Google Fiber Project and added the necessary files in my local repo but after the build process it wasn't added. I have found this Forum where someone says chromium is not included on the official Buildroot.
Any comment/suggestions are highly appreciated.
See the patch series at http://lists.busybox.net/pipermail/buildroot/2018-June/223323.html which was recently posted to the Buildroot mailing list. It hasn't been merged due to some outstanding comments/issues, but it provides a start, and we hope to have this merged in the near future.
I'm using Electron to build a native application, based on existing code (developed with Electron v0.26.1). I'd like to use features available on more recent versions of Electron, so I changed the version number in package.json to v0.36.9 (the most recent one so far) and reinstalled its dependencies.
Now, I fully expected the applicaton to break when running npm start, and indeed it does, but I didn't expect the error message to be so uninformative:
Error opening app
The app provided is not a valid Electron app, please read the docs on how to write one:
https://github.com/atom/electron/tree/v0.36.9/docs
Error: Cannot find module '/home/user/electron/myapp/build'
I'd appreciate if it would say why it is no longer a valid Electron app, give any sort of stack trace, or file causing the issue.
Running npm start did create a build directory like before, which contains several files, just like before the upgrade. From the way it's worded, I cannot know if the Cannot find module message is the cause of the error, or the consequence. And if it is the cause, I have no idea of who or what is requiring such module, since before the upgrade this had never happened.
I tried "standard" debugging techniques, like running npm start --debug (the flag exists, but is not useful in this situation), npm rebuild, reading the Electron FAQ, looking for any *.log files (none to be found), and looking for occurrences of require('build') or something similar (no such occurrences). Nothing helped.
How can I get any information at all about why this is failing? Every programming language/build system I know of would at least output the source file where the error occurred, and possibly more information.
In your app's package.json there probably something like:
"scripts": {
"start": "electron /home/user/electron/myapp/build"
}
That's the command that will be executed when you run npm start, so fix the path in there to point to the .js file that contains your app entry point.
Well, after bisecting changes here and there, and following Vadim Macagon's advice to look further into package.json, I found out that the following change was responsible for the complete failure:
Changing "fs-jetpack": "^0.6.4" to "fs-jetpack": "^0.7.1"
Now, unfortunately I still have absolutely no idea about why that happened, or how I could have possibly found it out other than blindingly changing settings here and there.
This is not the answer to my question (I'd still like helpful information about how to debug Electron apps to avoid similar problems in the future), but it does allow me to keep working. That is, if I decide to keep using Electron, which I'm no longer sure it's a good idea.
Edit: There is at least one related issue on Github, but it has been closed and the issue has not been resolved.
I am using Atom as my editor.I also found a great package that opens up a terminal window inside Atom. However, when I open the terminal I get this error:
I notified the author of the package about this and he said that another program may be using winpty - possibly the antivirus. I am using Windows but don't have an antivirus.
Any suggestions on how I can troubleshoot this issue?
I tried troubleshooting using a myriad of ways but the package seems broken for quite a number of people as well. The only solution I found was to utilize a package that was forked from the original terminal-plus called platformio-atom-ide-terminal
It can be found here: https://github.com/platformio/platformio-atom-ide-terminal
I learnt about it here: https://github.com/jeremyramin/terminal-plus/issues/201