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The issue:
This line in the readme related to wsl:
make build run
Leads to the error:
cd transform && ../.venv/bin/dbt deps
/bin/sh: 1: ../.venv/bin/dbt: not found
Solution:
Seems like the readme could use a few extra lines to prompt folks to sync from the uv lockfile after cloning. I believe you'd just need to add what's below, but I'm just dropping into this project and not sure if there's anything else.
uv venv && uv sync
Another approach may be to make use of that utils/setup_env.sh script in the readme.
A few other things:
These were a bit more tangential to this, but mentioning if someone is mucking around with the above; could open other issues if you'd prefer:
Seems like uv python versions (3.11) are a bit inconsistent with what earlier instructions suggest in sudo apt-get install python3.9 python3-pip python3.9-venv. Not sure if it matters given how uv works.
In readme, you may want to prompt user to install uv (or incorporate the utils/setup_env.sh script) or install npm, depending on how wordy you want the readme to be. Or maybe just suggest the dev container route first?
Can't wait to try this in earnest! Very cool
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The issue:
This line in the readme related to wsl:
Leads to the error:
Solution:
Seems like the readme could use a few extra lines to prompt folks to sync from the uv lockfile after cloning. I believe you'd just need to add what's below, but I'm just dropping into this project and not sure if there's anything else.
Another approach may be to make use of that
utils/setup_env.sh
script in the readme.A few other things:
These were a bit more tangential to this, but mentioning if someone is mucking around with the above; could open other issues if you'd prefer:
sudo apt-get install python3.9 python3-pip python3.9-venv
. Not sure if it matters given how uv works.utils/setup_env.sh
script) or install npm, depending on how wordy you want the readme to be. Or maybe just suggest the dev container route first?Can't wait to try this in earnest! Very cool
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: