ide-yaml install fail about ide-yaml

[liuderchi]

@dino13 After several PR and experiments I successfully installed ide-yaml on my win 7 x64 machine.
Please upgrade ide-yaml with latest release.

[dino13]

Looks like it worked. Thanks! So the git dependency wasn't recognizing?

[liuderchi]

@dino13 It looks like a platform related issue.
What's your Operation System?

After this package installed node dependencies, it run a shell script with command
./build-yaml-lang-server.sh. If your using windows, this command may be a issue.

TODO

• yaml server build process be cross-platform

[dino13]

Yes I'm on a Windows 7 machine.

[liuderchi]

@dino13 there are still some issues for this bug, please wait for a while.
I will comment here if there is patch update

[dino13]

Thank you

[liuderchi]

Sorry, accidentally close this issue. It's not solved yet.

[dino13]

Ok thanks, I search for ide-yaml or ide-yml but it doesn't show up anymore. Only one I can find is a language-yaml. Could that one be it?

[liuderchi]

@dino13 it should be ide-yaml
Please confirm you have Atom version > 1.21.

BTW What's result when you type following command in cmd.exe?
ls .atom\packages\ide-yaml

[dino13]

I have the latest version 1.21. I can't run that command in windows but I see that the package doesn't exist inb my packages directory and can't be found when searching.

[dino13]

I found it but get another error. The thing is I already have Git installed.

Failed to install ide-yaml because Git was not found.

The ide-yaml package has module dependencies that cannot be installed without Git.

You need to install Git and add it to your path environment variable in order to install this package.

You can install Git by downloading, installing, and launching GitHub for Windows: https://windows.github.com

Run apm -v after installing Git to see what version has been detected.

[liuderchi]

@dino13 Please upgrade again to version 0.3.2.
This version require no external git dependency.

Does this solve this issue?

[liuderchi]

So the git dependency wasn't recognizing?

Very likely. Maybe the git was not added in system PATH.
Whatever the reason was now v0.3.2 can be installed without external git dependency. 🎉