I donwloaded https://raw.githubusercontent.com/KDE/craft/master/setup/install_craft.ps1 and ran it in PowerShell 5.1 in Windows 10 Pro It asked where to install KDE (I chose D:\KDE) and some other things, and at the end it shows: Setup complete Please run D:\KDE/craft/kdeenv.ps1 However, the directory D:\KDE\craft does not exist. There is some text output before the message but it scrolls by so fast and at the end the screen gets cleared so I cannot scroll up. During installation I can see it downloading Python, craft, and various other files, and for a short time the directories D:\KDE\craft and d:\kde\craft-master exist, however, they are removed right before the script finishes. I tried with both 32 and 64 bit Python, and in case it matters I'm trying to build with MSVC (already installed) instead of MinGW
Created attachment 105442 [details] log files I found the log files. It seems that craft has some issues downloading 7zip or wget
Created attachment 105443 [details] a second log file
For some reason it fails to find 7za. But the log states it was placed in K:\dev-utils\bin. I'll try to reproduce it on a vm.
This is everything on K:\ (or d:\kde) after the script has run: K:\>dir /b/s K:\download K:\etc K:\python K:\download\craft.zip K:\download\CraftBootstrap.py K:\download\git K:\download\python-3.6.0-embed-amd64.zip K:\etc\kdesettings.ini K:\etc\portage K:\etc\portage\install.db K:\python\pyexpat.pyd K:\python\python.exe K:\python\python3.dll K:\python\python36.dll K:\python\python36.zip K:\python\pythonw.exe K:\python\select.pyd K:\python\sqlite3.dll K:\python\unicodedata.pyd K:\python\vcruntime140.dll K:\python\winsound.pyd K:\python\_asyncio.pyd K:\python\_bz2.pyd K:\python\_ctypes.pyd K:\python\_decimal.pyd K:\python\_elementtree.pyd K:\python\_hashlib.pyd K:\python\_lzma.pyd K:\python\_msi.pyd K:\python\_multiprocessing.pyd K:\python\_overlapped.pyd K:\python\_socket.pyd K:\python\_sqlite3.pyd K:\python\_ssl.pyd
Here is what I get 2017-05-11 15:22:24,629 DEBUG checking digest of: 7z1604-extra.7z 2017-05-11 15:22:24,634 DEBUG unpacking this file: 7z1604-extra.7z 2017-05-11 15:22:24,635 DEBUG Adding K:\dev-utils\bin\7za.EXE to app cache Is K: a substituted directory, as it should be? You can list all substituted directories by calling "cmd /C subs". To unsubstitute a directory call "cmd /C subs /D K:"
yes, K: is substituted: K:\>subst K:\: => D:\KDE Q:\: => D:\KDE\download\git
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No, I'm pretty sure the issue doesn't occur anymore. I have built (parts of) KDE successfully since then You can close this ticket