Re: Re: pyrus woes

On Mon, Jun 28, 2010 at 3:38 PM, Brett Bieber <brett.bieber@gmail.com> wrote: > On Sat, Jun 26, 2010 at 9:01 AM, till <till@php.net> wrote: >> Downloaded the phar from pear2.php.net, then I had to install sqlite >> (see: http://pear.php.net/bugs/bug.php?id=17523). >> >> till@till-laptop:~/PEAR2_Pyrus$ php pyrus.phar generate-pear2 >> PEAR2_Pyrus pear2.php.net >> Pyrus version 2.0.0a1 SHA-1: E8D2B52B1C5FB9C1F02D753BECEAB96176348F77 >> Using PEAR installation found at /usr/home/till/phpfarm/inst/php-5.3.2/pear >> >> Notice: Undefined index: package in >> /usr/home/till/.pear/php/PEAR2/Pyrus/Developer/PackageFile/Commands.php >> on line 589 > <snip> > > Congrats on being an early adopter! > > I believe you have a pre-release version of the PEAR2_Pyrus_Developer > plugin installed, which is incompatible with the official Pyrus > release. > > You could try php pyrus.phar upgrade -p PEAR2_Pyrus_Developer to > install the latest release of PEAR2_Pyrus_Developer, or remove your > ~/.pear/ directory and start over again with the official releases. Ok, so I deleted everything and started from scratch. What's particulary funky is, is that when I tried this, it asked me to download/install the PEAR2_Pyrus_Developer package, so I don't know if that was the case. I had some phpfarm test installs there, so they could have conflicted, but I'm not sure how. Here comes the wishlist. ;-) Regardless - is there a way to make it more robust in terms of checking the dependencies before it executes stuff? We advocate that with regular packages. The installer should not fall short. Also, what's the general opinion on a package for pyrus to install/check all it's dependencies and to also add those funky convenience wrappers in $PATH? ;-) Also, I noticed that it'll create the .pear directory in $HOME. What about putting it into $PWD instead, or at least letting people decide this? It would be nice to have this per project, self-contained, etc.. This would also imply that a local .pear/ directory is always read first. Thoughts? Till