Export Setup Wizard Problems

[Christoph Hart]

@David-Healey yes I also noticed the faust config already. Which model are you using? If there are any wrong dependencies it should figure this out but we can of course improve the script I oneshotted it in 30 minutes.

[David Healey]

@Christoph-Hart I'm using code llama - I only have 6GB VRAM so I'm rather limited.

@Christoph-Hart said in Export Setup Wizard Problems:

if there are any wrong dependencies it should figure this out

Ah maybe it doesn't do that in test mode it just runs through the commands.

[Christoph Hart]

@David-Healey yeah a 6gb local model won‘t get you too far. I tried it with Opus 4.5 and it even fixed a compile error I introduced in the last commit…

[David Healey]

@Christoph-Hart Yeah if I get into it I'll use a cloud model.

[Christoph Hart]

@David-Healey the free one from opencode should be fine too (Big Pickle).

[David Healey]

@Christoph-Hart Aha I missed that one.

[David Healey]

@Christoph-Hart said in Export Setup Wizard Problems:

(Big Pickle).

I'm putting to work on one of the github issues and I'm burning through those free tokens :)

[David Healey]

Well colour me impressed! It fixed the bug.

Edit: Actually maybe desaturate me, I'm not sure if it hasn't introduced another issue.... more checking required.

Edit 2: Na fix doesn't work.

[David Healey]

@Christoph-Hart said in Export Setup Wizard Problems:

@dannytaurus no joke. Just run Claude code / Opencode with this agent and tell it to install everything so you can use HISE. Let's embrace the future, rofl.

So I've been thinking and this doesn't make the process any simpler for a newcomer, it actually makes it more complicated and harder to solve when the AI screws up.

I have a much better solution. A simple bash/batch script. This is what I've been using for years for automated builds.

All a new user would need to do is run install_hise.sh. It could even detect an existing install and prompt to update instead.

[Christoph Hart]

@David-Healey We could also provide a "static" build script, but this still has a few advantages. It basically behaves like a build script but is able to interpret error messages and try other stuff while the build script just fails and we'll get a new forum topic where we need to explain how to extract a zip file.

For example the current version on windows tries to download IPP / Faust using a Powershell command, which somehow failed in my VM, no idea why, don't care. The Agent realized this and switched to another method (curl / wget), then validated the files after downloading.

Currently I'm fighting against some issues where the compilation of HISE chokes at the memory but I can't say whether this is an issue of my limited VM resources or something the agent does wrong.

But once the process goes through we can just tell the agent to create a bash script / bat file that performs all those steps, then everybody can choose whether to run the script or use the agent.