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Failed to activate the tokamak package #68
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Same here. Has happened to me on both Linux Mint and Windows 10 [Enter steps to reproduce:]
Atom: 1.15.0 ia32 Stack TraceFailed to activate the tokamak package
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when I open the new folder that happened the same as @ciclonite |
Any News? |
From what I can gather it seems that at line 125 in utils.coffee, it is trying to load a 'tokamak.toml' file that does not exist. |
Thanks for reply, i've tried to hardcode the path of tokamak.toml
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Reporting from OSX here as well. |
@ciclonite So I figured out what appears to be the problem. I'm not sure what's causing the run cargo error you just reported, but tokamak seems to throw the "undefined path" error if you don't have an active project folder open. If you do File->Add Project Folder in atom, then restart atom, tokamak loads and runs completely fine as far as I can tell. So that means the undefined path problem has something to do with not finding a current rust project open in atom. Let me know if you don't understand and I'll try to explain a bit clearer |
@Mnenmenth Thanks a lot, problem no. 1 solved. |
@ciclonite That's a very strange problem you have there. So from what I saw in the video, tokamak always add the extra newline after the paths on startup, and once you remove them it runs fine, right? Just try something for me. Uninstall tokamak, delete tokamak.toml from your home directory, and reinstall tokamak. When you were changing cargo_file to a hard coded directory maybe you added a newline somewhere it shouldn't be, which might be the cause of the issue. |
Ok, finally i've found the solution to this problem. I've tried to disinstall tokamak, delete tokamak.toml and reinstall it without success. |
I am open to any PR that adds apm tests and also bugfixes. I don't have that much time most of the times to fix all those guys. |
Guys, can you please upgrade to |
Installing
And yet if I do:
That works. I'm guessing that |
I have a problem with tokamak
[Enter steps to reproduce:]
Atom: 1.14.1 x64
Electron: 1.3.13
OS: Ubuntu 16.04.1
Thrown From: tokamak package 0.3.2
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Failed to activate the tokamak package
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