Unable to install package

[turquoiseowl]

Unable to install package

[worldspawn]

I saw in a post somewhere from phil haack that exes should go in \tools and not \lib...

[worldspawn]

I tried this on a branch new web project and also failed. Also cleared my nuget machine cache, no love!

[worldspawn]

Now tried this on 3 machines. All fail

[worldspawn]

I ended up manually downloading it (with nuget.exe) and manually installing it back into the assemblies. Would appreciate it if someone could tell me if it's just me or this a real issue.

[martonx]

Yeah, It can't be installed through Nuget. :( What a pity.
How can I install this to an MVC4 project?

[danielcrenna]

I'm not clear on the problems. TBH, I didn't expect this bit of gear to get so well used. Worldspawn, you seem to be the most avid user. Do you think moving the exe's to /tools will fix the problem?

[martonx]

Hi Daniel!

Doesn't mind, finally I made the internalization with the old .resx file
way.

Kind Regards

On 2012.03.19. 10:43, Daniel wrote:

I'm not clear on the problems. TBH, I didn't expect this bit of gear to get so well used. Worldspawn, you seem to be the most avid user. Do you think moving the exe's to /tools will fix the problem?

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[worldspawn]

Hi daniel, i found a rather old post from phil haack saying that was one way to solve the problem. But I am by no means an expert. I think the old nuget package worked so something seems to have changed.

Does the 1.0.5 nuget package work for you?

We're running an advertising platform on it in french and english so far :)

[orozcoc]

I think this is very easy to fix, just extract the .nupkg package with any zip application to a directory, add a new directory and name it Tools and move the \lib\net40\gettext folder to the Tools directory and repackage the whole structure to a zip file with extension .nupkg.

And to install it from the local drive in Visual Studio go to Manage Nuget Packages for Solution option in Tools menu and click on Settings. Click on Package Source on the left options tree, give a name to the new source and select a local path where the new .nupkg file is located, click on Add and Ok. You should see the new package source in the Online area on the left accordion of the packages window, click on the new package source name and you should be able to install it from there.

[rbnunes]

Any news? How about a 1.0.6 with the tools directory?

[danielcrenna]

I know how to fix this, I just can't from where I am at the moment. I will look into getting 1.0.6 out the door.

[rbnunes]

Great. I will wait, your package is the best tool for internatinalization out there.

[danielcrenna]

v1.0.5-candidate (available in pre-release stream) is available to test whether this works for you or not. I made some refactoring, so there are now two assemblies, the core i18n.dll and i18n.MVC3.dll, let me know if this works for you.

[rbnunes]

Still failed to install "Install failed. Rolling back... Failed to add reference to 'envsubst'."

[danielcrenna]

Ah, that's because NuGet doesn't see the pre-release version since I named
it stupidly (1.0.5 already exists).

Will refresh tonight.

On Wed, Sep 19, 2012 at 9:14 AM, rbnunes [email protected] wrote:

Still failed to install "Install failed. Rolling back... Failed to add
reference to 'envsubst'."

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[rbnunes]

great! thanks.

[rbnunes]

1.0.6 not showing up yet.

[danielcrenna]

It's there, but buyer beware, I have not had the time to do any kind of testing.

[rbnunes]

Thanks. I installed it. I got an error on the build task (location of gettext) but I could go around it and fixed it in my project. Thanks.

[danielcrenna]

I'm thinking there should be a better way to handle post build tasks due to location. I'm not experienced with custom build targets in MsBuild but maybe that's the way to go.