Hi,
I had no luck with ares till today. I tried version 0.17 again the last days and managed to get it installed and create a new project with bootplate 2.2. This actually did work for me the first time with ares, yeah.

Then I tried to import an existing project which was not created with ares but is based on some version of the bootplate, as well. This project never did show up in the project list. On the console the node.js part of ares produces a lot of output, but no error messages. That suddenly stops at some point and that's it. No project. Is there anything special I have to do with the project to be recognized by ares?
Then I tried to create a new file in the ares-created project and got the error "Permission denied" (I think it also included 403 somewhere). Huh? I reloaded ares multiple times, in some up to date version of Chrome and Firefox 18, also in IE once, but it never did create the file. My Windows-User has sufficient rights to the directory (and the parent directory). I created a file manually and that showed up in ares fine... hm. Also ares did copy the files into that directory by itself.. so what is wrong here?
Still can't use ares.
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john
In
ide.json
, there's a line with@[email protected]/hermes/fsLocal.js
, you can change the value of--level
parameter fromhttp
toinfo
orverbose
to get more details on the file operation.HTH
Actually I can't find a project.json in my ares test project, the one which ares displays nicely, either. Might be related, too? I often get 403 error messages out of nowhere..
Edit: Strange... I now moved my windows temp directory to the same drive, but ares still uses the old temp directory. Why that? Does it save that somewhere?
I copied & modified that project.json to my other project and could now import it fine, too.
Yeah.
Thanks for your hints.
"I think the error is related to temp and home folder being on different partitions."
For what platform (Windows, Linux ...) is this a problem ?
Any pointer to the related ticket please ?
The related ticket is https://enyojs.atlassian.net/browse/ENYO-1564
All the best