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CalledProcessError: Command '['strip', '/home/user/beeware_project/beeware_program/beeware_program/build/beeware_program/ubuntu/jammy/beeware_program-0.0.4/usr/bin/beeware_program']' returned non-zero exit status 1.
Additional context
Work around:
Delete pr/build/pr/ubuntu/ folder, than try building.
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Thanks for reporting this. Briefcase uses beeware/briefcase-linux-system-template as the template for Linux System package builds. Currently, it hardcodes, for example in briefcase.toml, the version of the app in to the build the first time the app is built.
Therefore, changing the version later requires running briefcase create linux system to be able to build the app's latest version.
Such a dependency on an app's metadata should probably be removed from the Linux system template. Alternatively, this could be considered within the scope of #807 and create should be re-run automatically.
As an additional follow on....it may be worth more closely evaluating which pieces of data being fed in to templates is considered variant or invariant. For instance, I would consider the app's name invariant...while the version certainly is not. With such an evaluation, we could prevent other templating with variant metadata.
Describe the bug
Briefcase raise an error when i am trying to build another binary.
The building process creates in the wrong directory the binary.
In my case it creates the actual binary in
pr-0.0.3
instead ofpr-0.0.4
.Steps to reproduce
briefcase build
'pyproject.toml'.version
(Any change of the version, e.g."0.0.1"
to"0.0.2"
)briefcase build
Expected behavior
Expected:
A successful build of a debian package.
Detailed:
Binary in the right directory.
Screenshots
No response
Environment
also 0.3.1
Logs
Additional context
Work around:
Delete
pr/build/pr/ubuntu/
folder, than try building.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: