I cloned the repo from GIT and Build it with no errors and ran it. Che started without a problem. But how to check the wizard plugin is working or not?
OS and version:
Windows 10
Diagnostics:
Thanks.
why do you think this command should work?
let me take a look for a correct one
try
docker run -ti -v ~/.m2:/home/user/.m2 -v /Users/sj/dev/tmp/che-plugin-wizard/:/projects eclipse/che-dev:nightly sh -c "mvn clean install"
Also take a look https://www.eclipse.org/che/docs/assemblies.html#custom-assemblies
Build it using the command and gives me an error,
Can you please look into this.
I thought it is correct because of this.
@LahiruT94 more logs, please. Is this original master of https://github.com/che-samples/che-plugin-wizard.git or you custom fork?
Yes it is the original master.
output.txt <- Log
@LahiruT94 can you please try build it once again, only configure your Docker to use at least 3GB of RAM?
Build fails on a module that does GWT compilation, which takes up a lot of memory and may be crashing because of low RAM limit
Yes, thank you it worked. (build succeeded).
But I could not figure out how to run it using the che-dev nightly build.
Run command that i used:
docker run -it --rm -v D:/che-samples/che-ide-server-extension:/repo -v D:\che-samples\che-ide-server-extension-data:/data -v D:/che-samples/che-ide-server-extension/assembly:/assembly -v /var/run/docker.sock:/var/run/docker.sock eclipse/che-dev:nightly start --skip:scripts
It gives me this error:
/home/user/entrypoint.sh: line 41: exec: start: not found
Okay, i figured it out. Have to provide the assembly path inside the target.
docker run -it --rm -v D:/che-samples/che-ide-server-extension:/repo -v D:/che-samples/che-ide-server-extension-data:/data -v D:/che-samples/che-ide-server-extension/assembly/assembly-mai
n/target/eclipse-che-6.13.0/eclipse-che-6.13.0:/assembly -v /var/run/docker.sock:/var/run/docker.sock eclipse/che:6.12.1 start --skip:scripts