Chris Sparks
Chris Sparks
> Hi @MrAda, I just tried on my setup and the download was fine. > > I guess there is an issue with curl and your network, or a bad...
> The `ERROR: Not installed: gprbuild=22.0.0` message should have been fixed by #1533 and hints at a toolchain having been removed at some point. Running `alr toolchain --select` and reselecting...
Yes the stable version. I don't see ALR_CONFIG in my Environment Variables window. I did notice that it started off in my C:\Users\Chris folder which is odd for me as...
So I did the alr toolchain --select and I let it default to what it can find and I got: Note: Selected tool version gprbuild=22.0.1 Note: Deploying gprbuild=22.0.1... File not...
Ok. So I updated my Msys2 packages, which seem to help because I was able to select my toolset because I can see that the compilers I have installed in...
> Hi @MrAda, I just tried on my setup and the download was fine. > > I guess there is an issue with curl and your network, or a bad...
> Looks like there's an issue with curl or your network. > > Can you try to run this in our Msys2 shell? > > ``` > curl https://github.com/alire-project/GNAT-FSF-builds/releases/download/gprbuild-22.0.0-1/gprbuild-x86_64-windows64-22.0.0-1.tar.gz --location...
> `ALR_CONFIG` is unset by default. If you export it pointing to a new folder, the effect is similar to reinstalling `alr` from scratch, as it will use that folder...
> > Since I am doing this on Windows, just go into the Environment settings and set it? > > I think so, but since you seem to be using...
> When you tried in a pristine configuration, did Alire prompt to install msys2? If not, you have another msys2 in your path (Alire looks for an executable `pacman` in...