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Error when analysing dependencies in a 'real' repository (MacOS) #97
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Sorry for the very slow response. Any chance you could share the repo you used to reproduce this? |
No problem. It's been so long that I need to refresh my memory of what this was about. It might take a couple weeks before I get a chance to dive into it, got a lot on right now, but I will come back to it. |
Not sure if it's the same cause, but the error is the same as in issue #107. Does the repo contain submodules by any chance? |
I tried it in a repo without submodules, and I'm getting the following message:
I'm afraid it's been so long now that I can't even recall exactly how I installed etc. |
That does look an installation issue, agreed. |
going through my bash history, it appears that I tried to use the command on one of my repos. When it didn't work, I created a fresh repo and tried it there. I think that hash is from that repo, which I have since deleted. When I use
When I try using
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Have you tried reinstalling |
[MacOS 10.14.5, Installed libgit2 using homebrew, and git-deps using pip3]
Nice idea, and the visualisation reduces the cognitive load associated with understanding the dependency graph.
However, whilst this tool works fine with an example similar to that in the video, I'm getting an error when running it against our real repository at Uni. The error messages below occur when accessing the same repository via the browser and using the CLI.) Any suggestions on how to fix this?
git deps --serve (GUI)
git deps master (CLI)
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