Jan Bretschneider
Jan Bretschneider
Type the command ```make macosx-standalone-app``` into the same Terminal session that you used to run the ```./configure``` command.
The error message says that there is no file called ```configure``` in your current working directory. As the [instructions](https://github.com/UltraStar-Deluxe/USDX#compiling-on-macos-high-sierra-and-above) state, this file is generated by running ```./autogen.sh```. Perhaps you should...
Looks good. Now just run ```make macosx-standalone-app``` in the same directory in which you ran ```./configure```.
Strange. I can only reproduce the error ```make: *** No rule to make target `configure', needed by `config.status'. Stop.``` if I _delete_ the file ```configure``` after running ```./configure``` and before...
What is the output of ```make --version```? And what is the output of ```make --debug macosx-standalone-app```?
Mmh. And what is the output of ```stat -x configure```?
Unfortunately, for me on macOS Mojave 10.14.6 merging #466 resulted in the record menu being partly destroyed. When I build commit ff0b0248, then the record menu looks like this:  Unfortunately, now another problem becomes apparent. (Maybe two problems.) 1. I have [those](https://www.amazon.de/Sony-Singstar-Microphone-Playstation-Mikrofone/dp/B0006BFRME) Singstar microphones. No matter which channel...
Mmh. I looked into this issue again. And now I am unable to reproduce the behaviour I observed yesterday and described in my comment above. I have rebuilt everything from...
I have published an [OpenAPI Route Definition Locator](https://github.com/jbretsch/openapi-route-definition-locator) for Spring Cloud Gateway which creates route definitions dynamically based on OpenAPI (aka Swagger) definitions served by backend (micro)services. I thought it...