I ran make ui-setup and make ui-build commands
but while running make server command
im getting following output
what should i do next?
what should i do next?
This error only shows up in powershell, So instead of using powershell use git bash or wsl2
Good question. Be sure to confirm that you have go1.17.8 installed on your system. See Managing Go installations - The Go Programming Language for instructions and that go1.17.8 is available in your chosen shell (whatever that might be). Like @Yash_Kamboj says, youāll find that WSL2 and bash are a more natural fit for the project.
there is latest version of go on my system. I tried it with bash also and still getting same output.
Do other make commands work ?
Letās get specific. Having go available on your system isnāt quite what I said. Rather, very specifically, Iām saying have go1.17.8 installed and available in your $PATH.
actually after running make ui-setup command,
I got
cd ui; npm i; cd ā¦
The system cannot find the path specified.
make: *** [Makefile:147: ui-setup] Error 1
this output so i ran the commands as mentioned in makefile
those were
cd ui; npm i; cd ā¦
cd provider-ui; npm i; cd ā¦
same in the case of make ui-build
it was go1.18.4, but now I tried it with go1.17.8 and same output
Sounds like you donāt have go1.17.8 in your $PATH. What output do you get from which go1.17.8? or from just executing go1.17.8? If either report that the file is missingā¦ thereās your problem.
@Aniket.Ingle I just got struck with an ideaā¦ If you tried on bash, have you ensured you included your Golang path in the $PATH variable of the ~/.bashrc file? If thatās missing then you need to add that export $PATH=... line in the .bashrc and reload your shell using source ~/.bashrc
Maybe if we reproduce the error we might know where we exactly went wrongā¦ Iāll also test this in the bash in meantime
Ok hold onā¦ instead of go run main.go itās made to run only on go1.17.8 eg: go1.17.8 run main.go. Reverting to go instead of go1.17.8 will run the make server command on any version. But thatās not advisable mostlyā¦
So, do the following and let me know if workedā¦
- Assuming you have golang installed in the
bash, run the following command to installgo install golang.org/dl/go1.17.8@latest - Then, run
go1.17.8 download - Finally, check running
go1.17.8 version, you should have got the correct version running up
NOTE: This is for make server command!
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iāve a different solution to this issue but it worked for me if you have the latest golang version installed on your system then you can comment out the line āGOVERSION = 1.17.8ā inside meshery/install/Makefile.core.mk , after commenting out you can start your server with make server command
Heyy @Aniket.Ingle ,The issue is actually with make, not that it isnāt installed, but with the one that has been installed. The installed make isnāt able to clearly execute ācdā or few other Linux commands here, hence the error ācannot find the path specifiedā. You mightāve noticed how these Linux commands are working without it being run using make. Iām attaching a blog post here on the issue, and how it got solved for me. Hope it helps you as well. How to install 'make' on Windows Machine .
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That also works but weāre trying to make it more organised rather than running different versions while running the script to ensure some dependencies donāt get mixed with other versions. You know what Iām inferring to. Other than that, this method also works
thanks for sharing Hi @Aniket.Ingle have you had any luck with this??
If not, you can actually edit the environmental variable in the install/makefile.core.mk and temporary remove the GOVERSION environmental variable and then run the make command again. Remember to include it back before pushing any changes. This is a bit hacky but will do the trick for you to start contributing.
