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Pkg.add("FFTW") fails in Windows Julia 1.0.3 #84
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@staticfloat, is there something we need to be doing differently here with our BinaryProvider setup? |
I exited Julia, restarted it and then issued a Pkg.build("FFTW") command and that actually worked. Not sure what's going on with the slow package times. I thought that was fixed come version 1.0. It probably means the problem is not reproducible. Sorry. |
@ararslan other than having built this with an old version of BinaryBuilder (so there is no version number embedded within the tarball name) no I think this looks fine. |
Okay, thanks for checking, @staticfloat. I'll close this issue for now since it seems to have solved itself, but @mattcbro, please reopen if it happens again. |
I'm on Julia 1.2 in Windows and I seem to be experiencing something that to me look very similar to what mattcbro was experiencing. However, restarting Julia and triggering a Pkg.build("FFTW) did not solve my issue. @ararslan, should I open a separate issue? julia> Pkg.build("FFTW") |
This @staticfloat in JuliaIO/CodecZlib.jl#24 (comment) said that this is fixed by the latest version of BinaryBuilder. So, it should be fixed the next time we upload new FFTW binary packages. For example, it should be fixed by #105 (which is currently stalled by a Windows build failure). In the meantime, a workaround is apparently to enable Developer Mode in Windows so that you can create symlinks? (Or it might be a problem with your home directory being on a network drive where you can't create symlinks?) |
@stevengj, thanks for the quick reply. The developer mode workaround seemed to work. |
Should be fixed now that #105 is merged. |
It can't download something and fails. All my package adds are terribly slow on Windows. It's pretty much unusable.
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