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quickly package

  1. Bug #493130
  2. Comment #4

Comment 4 for bug 493130

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Philip Peitsch (philip-peitsch) wrote : Re: Quickly prevents creating a project with a "-" in the name

Hey... That failure has me puzzled! I've just pushed a branch up here with the changes, and proposed it for a merge: https://code.launchpad.net/~philip-peitsch/quickly/dashed-names-support

I've tried rebuilding and running exactly what you did, but mine appears to work properly.

Creating project directory My-test-Project
Directory My-test-Project created

WARNING: No .quickly file found. Initiating a new one.
Creating project directory data
Directory data created

Creating project directory mytestproject
Directory mytestproject created

Creating project directory bin
Directory bin created

Creating data/ui/MyTestProjectWindow.ui
data/ui/MyTestProjectWindow.ui created

Creating data/ui/mytestproject_window.xml
data/ui/mytestproject_window.xml created

Creating data/ui/AboutMyTestProjectDialog.ui
data/ui/AboutMyTestProjectDialog.ui created

Creating data/ui/about_mytestproject_dialog.xml
data/ui/about_mytestproject_dialog.xml created

Creating data/ui/PreferencesMyTestProjectDialog.ui
data/ui/PreferencesMyTestProjectDialog.ui created

Creating data/ui/preferences_mytestproject_dialog.xml
data/ui/preferences_mytestproject_dialog.xml created

Creating mytestproject/AboutMyTestProjectDialog.py
mytestproject/AboutMyTestProjectDialog.py created

Creating mytestproject/PreferencesMyTestProjectDialog.py
mytestproject/PreferencesMyTestProjectDialog.py created

Creating mytestproject/mytestprojectconfig.py
mytestproject/mytestprojectconfig.py created

I do notice that I'm only running an installed version (i.e., packaged and then installed via dpkg), where you appear to be running straight from the dev branch... I wonder if that has something to do with it perhaps. Are you able to check your /home/didrocks/Projets/quickly/quickly/data/templates/ubuntu-project/data/ui/ directory for me quickly and see what files are actually listed there? The other potential is that perhaps the rename didn't behave properly...