Export Setup Wizard Problems

[dannytaurus]

@Christoph-Hart said in Export Setup Wizard Problems:

then everybody can choose whether to run the script or use the agent.

I thought the point of this whole endeavour is to make it a single path for beginners.

[Christoph Hart]

@dannytaurus yup it's a single path, you can just decide whether you want a robot to hold your hands or not. There will be no one solution that suits everybody, some people have experience with AI agents, some have experience with command line scripts, some prefer manual installation of everything.

[David Healey]

@dannytaurus said in Export Setup Wizard Problems:

Sounds like my issues with compiling HISE on an 8GB MacBook Pro. Basically impossible.

Something wrong there, I compile on a VM with less.

[David Healey]

@Christoph-Hart said in Export Setup Wizard Problems:

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.

Sounds good. The script should provide a nice interface, ask if they want to upgrade or install, which branch they want to use, etc.

Given what you said about one method failing and another succeeding and not caring because the AI handled it, how can we trust that the script it produces is bullet proof on all systems... I think there will still be some manual work required.

[dannytaurus]

@David-Healey said in Export Setup Wizard Problems:

Something wrong there, I compile on a VM with less.

Yep, definitely something wrong. Could be the way macOS handles RAM. Could have been something else on my system.

I bought a 32GB MacBook Air and it flies now, so I don't care what was causing it.

[David Healey]

@dannytaurus said in Export Setup Wizard Problems:

Could have been something else on my system.

Was it an Apple silicon system? That might be the difference.

[dannytaurus]

@David-Healey said in Export Setup Wizard Problems:

Was it an Apple silicon system? That might be the difference.

Yeah, it was an M1 MacBook Air. It was a really nice machine, and everything else worked fine. I could run large Logic projects, have loads of running apps, multiple Safari windows, etc.

It was just compiling HISE where it completely fell down.