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Pkg Fails to clone git repository on Arch related distros (Solved) #1013
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I was able to fix the problem by creating the Does anyone know where in the source code julia attempts to create these directories? |
That issue should have been fixed by JuliaLang/julia#30224 which is included in Julia 1.0.3. What Julia version are you on? |
I was attempting to use Julia 1.1.0 |
I have since recieved the exact same error when trying to clone from a github url.
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Are you using the official binaries? |
Yes, I am using the v1.1.0 binaries downloaded from https://julialang.org/downloads/. |
Are you behind a firewall by any chance? |
I'm facing the same error every time I try to |
hey guys, just had this issue and, since I am behind an odd firewall that allows me to |
Im gonna close this since the title says solved. Feel free to open new issues. |
I am not behind an odd firewall - just an ordinary squid proxy between my network and the Internet.I run into exactly the same troubles. Manually cloning JuliaRegistries/General.git does the trick for me - all following git operations succeed using the proxy from HTTPS_PROXY env variable. In my perception, there is clearly a bug in the code that tries to clone the General repo - please fix. |
I have the same issue. It seems just because of the proxy. If I use proxy, then this error will appear. Because I behind firewall, I have to close proxy first to pass the step for cloning JuliaRegistries/General.git then enable proxy again to pass other steps. Therefore I also think this is a bug and this issue is not solved. |
There's a known bug in |
Thank you so much for your kind help. This issue has annoy me many times. It is wired to append a trailing slash. But anyway it works fine now. Hope libgit2 will fix it in the next version. |
I believe they had a bugfix in the works. Agree that it's a very annoying bug. |
This seems to still be present in 1.4 (under Manjaro), I'm getting the same error. The workaround suggested does work. |
@KristofferC It has a problem when git behind a proxy. After I cancel the proxy setting in .gitconfig, it can update then. My version is 1.4.2.
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Getting the same error when using |
I have just installed a new version of linux (Manjaro) and am trying to get julia up and running again.
When using Pkg to install, I am hit with the following error:
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Any help would be greatly appreciated, I have very much enjoyed learning and programming Julia, and am excited to get back to it :)
EDIT: I had suspected that this was an issue with registries, but I now believe it to be a problem with julia setting up the default environment on arch related distros
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