future-hamburger-62563
10/30/2021, 3:27 AM./gradlew build
and I had significantly more success. So the steps I followed were:
1. Installed docker and forked/git cloned the repo.
2. Ran ./gradlew build
, got an error for: No Java. Installed Java 8 bc I prev. had an issue with Java 11. Added my JAVA_PATH to .bashrc and retried.
3. Got an error for no venv
- so I `sudo apt install python3.8-venv`and ran again.
4. Got an error for no jq
- so I sudo apt install jq
and ran again.
5. Got the :metadata-io:test
failed and re-found this thread I found with my last attempts. I used ./gradlew build -x check
and I'm happy to say that the build was successful.
So, the questions I have now are:
1. Did I miss a step with Docker? Do I need to run the quickstart so that the :metadata-io:test
will work correctly?
2. I'm interested in baby-stepping into making code changes, but I'm new and inexperienced. Would my next steps be to make the changes, re-build and then run docker/dev.sh
to launch a container and inspect the changes?
3. Is it necessary to always rebuild after changes are made and redeploy to docker? Or if I wanted to focus on the React part could I just run it locally? If so, how might I do this?
4. Finally would it be helpful at all for me to add slightly more detailed instructions to the developer's setup guide?
Thanks all. Have a nice weekend, try and catch that fall weather! 🍂🍁future-hamburger-62563
10/30/2021, 10:50 PMmetadata-io:test
is still failing and i get some react errors, but I can make changes and use docker/dev.sh and fiddle around in localhost. Thanks for the help all. Next up is getting it loaded and building in intellij.