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Error while building OHIF Viewer on Windows 2008 R2 #181
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Hey @ranasrule , I think that you need to tell to meteor your packages location. For example, If you are running this command inside
You can get further information here: https://docs.ohif.org/deployment/building-for-production.html#building Hope this helps! |
Hello,
Thanks for your reply. I have already done as you said and am
already following the instructions at the link you provided but
unfortunately I am still getting the same errors.
On Sun, Apr 15, 2018, 7:23 PM Thiago Maltempi ***@***.***> wrote:
Hey @ranasrule <https://github.com/ranasrule> ,
I think that you need to tell to meteor your packages packages location.
If you are running this command inside Viewers/OHIFViewer/ folder, the
packages are in ../Packages. Just try:
#windows:
SET METEOR_PACKAGE_DIRS="../Packages"
meteor build --directory myOutputFolder
You can get further information here:
https://docs.ohif.org/deployment/building-for-production.html#building
Hope this helps!
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Still getting the same errors....
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I am experiencing the same error in windows 10
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"error: unknown package in top-level dependencies" means that Meteor can't find all the packages in the Packages folder. This means the METEOR_PACKAGE_DIRS variable is not correctly pointing to the directory. You need to find another way to set the environment variable. Apparently 'set' doesn't work. I know you can use the UI for this as well: https://www.computerhope.com/issues/ch000549.htm |
Thanks for answering, indeed the environment variable has to do through the UI, which had already done before my publication, my problem was in the value of the variable ".. \ Packages" and had to be without the quotes . Everything is working correctly from there. |
It sounds like the issue has been identified and the problem resolved. If you're still experiencing issues, please feel free to comment here and I can re-open the issue. If you have new questions, I recommend opening a new issue. |
I get the following errors while building OHIF Viewer on Windows 2008 R2
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