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
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.
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:
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
Due to question on Twitter regarding my problem.
Doesnt the build script like spaces in the path?
the build.bat did not have any problems, only buildbelle.bat seems to be annoyed.
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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