Can't compile plugin after update(v4)
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It always goes to the export setup wizard
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@Jay Yeah it's buggy.
Close HISE
Go to your HISE config files (they'll be in the app data folder somewhere).
Find the file calledcompilerSettings.xml
Add<ExportSetup value="Yes"/>
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@d-healey You are the MASTER.
Thx
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@d-healey And if that doesn't help? I have updated Hise (and switched to your repository) and can't get past the Export Wizard. Editing the compilerSettings.xml file does not help. And going through the wizard doesn't work either because I can't click anything or it doesn't show what the problem is. Do you have an idea?
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@Consint Show me your compilerSettings.xml please
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<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8"?> <CompilerSettings> <HisePath value=""/> <UseIPP value="0"/> <ExportSetup value="Yes"/> </CompilerSettings>
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@Consint You haven't set your HISE path so compiling won't work, maybe setting that will get you past
Gandalfthe wizard. -
@d-healey Yes, I also found it strange that the path is not in the file, because it is in the Hise settings. Unfortunately, entering it manually did not help.
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Sometimes this popup “No branch selected” appears but I can't find anything where I can set a branch.
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@Consint How many copies of the HISE source code are on your system?
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@d-healey Just one. I have deleted the old one.
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@d-healey Should I have cleaned something up before I switched to your repository? I simply deleted the old Hise folder.
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@Consint Nope I think you should be all good, not sure why it's not working - I mean the Wizard is broken but changing the setting manually should have got around it.
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@d-healey Ok, I have found out. There are two compilerSettings.xml files on my computer. One in .config/HISE which is the wrong one and one in my home folder in .hise (the right one). Thanks for the help!
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@clevername27 To make it more difficult to export :)
The idea is that many new users were not aware of the various steps they needed to take before they could export/compile their projects - things like installing Visual Studio/Xcode, setting the HISE path, etc. The wizard is meant to check that all these things are in place and guide them, but currently it doesn't seem to be doing it's job.
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