Alan Harris

I'm also having this same problem and my main playlist of buried near the start of the list.

@StuRyan56 there's a comment from @julianz that explains how to install mr.bob separately when it fails on Windows. I found recently though that flask-diamond still needs a slightly older version...

@julianz I've managed to get the point of running the python ~/virt/script/scaffold app (note I didn't add the .py not sure if it matter but it seems to run throwing...

@iandennismiller I just gave that command a try and ended up with the exact same error. And tracing through to see what it's choking on in the stack trace yielded...

Alright so I narrowed things down to the configurator.py file line 38 ``` def resolve_dotted_path(name): module_name, dir_name = name.rsplit(':', 1) module = import_module(module_name) ``` after the rsplit the ```module_name``` ended...

Alright finally update for tonight. Seems that the problem stems from the configurator.py file in mr.bob package. The specific function is parse_template on line 69 and the problem point is...

I guess my next question is. If we want to allow Windows maybe we need to use the dotted path to the skel file? What would that look like?

Since the scaffolding command itself that launches mr.bob seems to only handle a fully qualified path the only way to get mrbob to run properly was to tell it to...

So I didn't use Cygwin which probably caused me more grief than it should have I was able to get it running though with no code changes but I still...

fixing the path to npcap as outlined in #234 does resolve the build. I just ran cargo install bandwhich --offline after modifying the build script and it ran through without...