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  • Søren Reinke 158 posts 206 karma points c-trib
    Jul 28, 2014 @ 21:38
    Søren Reinke
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    Installing 7.2 alpha from source fails, lazyload.min.js missing

    Wanting to fix a minor gui bug in Umbraco 7.2, i cloned my fork to desktop, did run build.bat, and afterwards compiled in Visual Studio 2013. Everything went well.

    Then i started the website from Visual Studio, and i get this error:

    A server error occurred

    This is most likely due to an error during application startup

    In the console in chrome i get this:

     

    1. Uncaught ReferenceError: LazyLoad is not defined

    I can see in the Umbraco.Web.Ui project, that the /umbraco/Assets and /umbraco/lib folders and their content are missing.

    Am i forgetting something, when building it from the sourcecode from github ?

     

    I have done it before, when doind another small pull request, without problems.


    I am running this visual studio 2013, on a virtual windows 8.1 running in VMWare fusion on OSX

  • Søren Reinke 158 posts 206 karma points c-trib
    Jul 29, 2014 @ 06:52
    Søren Reinke
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    Due to question on Twitter regarding my problem.

    Z:\SorenReinke On My Mac\Documents\Umbraco-CMS\build>BuildBelle.bat
    Installing Npm NuGet Package
    Configured packages folder: Z:\SorenReinke On My Mac\Documents\Umbraco-CMS\build\..\src\packages\
    Current folder: Z:\SorenReinke On My Mac\Documents\Umbraco-CMS\build
    'Z:\SorenReinke' is not recognized as an internal or external command, 

    Doesnt the build script like spaces in the path? 

     

    the build.bat did not have any problems, only buildbelle.bat seems to be annoyed.

  • Søren Reinke 158 posts 206 karma points c-trib
    Jul 29, 2014 @ 07:00
    Søren Reinke
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    It seems the problem was the space in the path.

    I moved everything into a folder structure without space, and the script is now going further.

    Can't completely test it, due to a very slow internet connection here in the train.

    Thanks for the tip Sebastiaan ;) (On twitter) 

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