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"AppleBundleDestination"
I am not able to make BUCK2 run on my Windows computer. Did anyone has a similar issue before?
buck2 init --git
toolchains/BUCK
buck2 run //librarian:librarian
Calling:
Throws:
From `load` at implicit location Caused by: 0: From `load` at prelude/prelude.bzl:8:6-29 1: From `load` at prelude/native.bzl:15:6-45 2: From `load` at prelude/apple/apple_macro_layer.bzl:8:6-50 3: From `load` at prelude/apple/user/apple_ipa_package.bzl:9:6-52 4: Error evaluating module: `prelude//apple/apple_bundle_destination.bzl` 5: error: Found `enum("resources", "frameworks", "executables", "plugins", "xpcservices", "metadata", "watchapp", "headers", "modules", "quicklook", "bundleroot", "loginitems", "appclips", "extensionkit_extensions")` instead of a valid type annotation. Perhaps you meant `"AppleBundleDestination"`? --> prelude/apple/apple_bundle_destination.bzl:118:55 | 118 | def bundle_relative_path_for_destination(destination: AppleBundleDestination, sdk_name: str, extension: str, versioned_macos_bundle: bool) -> str: | ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^ |
[Note] I also tried with the hello_world example in the getting_started tutorial, and I get the same error
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I am not able to make BUCK2 run on my Windows computer. Did anyone has a similar issue before?
Steps
buck2 init --git
. This cloned the prelude repo.toolchains/BUCK
With the content specified in the tutorial. My repo has only Python code.buck2 run //librarian:librarian
Issue
Calling:
Throws:
Other info:
[Note] I also tried with the hello_world example in the getting_started tutorial, and I get the same error
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: