[Solved] VIPM crashes with file permission error
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By javier_r
VIPM.io now allows you to post LabVIEW Resources, Ideas, and Tools. For example, you could post a link to a video tutorial or blog article about a package. You can also post ideas, like feature requests or new tools. Best of all, package developers are notified when you post your ideas and resources, and you can comment and discuss posts with the community. Take a look at this video to learn more: https://www.vipm.io/posts/664960df-f111-4e13-989a-24be8207182d/
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By javier_r
Hello everybody!
Wondering how many people have tried the new vipm.io site. We have added a ton of features to make it easy to Discover LabVIEW Tools and there are some cool ones coming soon.
Check it out and let me know what you think 😀
Javier
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By dblk22vball
I am using the newest version (2020.1) of VIPM, but I had this same issue with the release of 2020.
For two of the packages that I have created for internal repos, VIPM has decided that I need a System Package. The posts I have seem from JKI indicate that this is a sub-package that is used internally to the main package, and should be automatically included.
However, after I am seeing issues on any PC other than the PC where the package was built.
Is there a setting I am missing?
Showing the (System) package as a dependency:
Package Configuration in the VI Package Configuration Editor
Package installed, on the PC where the package was initially created (no issues, no exclamation mark)
Package when installed on another PC (NOTICE: the System Package name has changed and there is a red exclamation mark, but there are no errors shown on install of the package).
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By JKSH
This is an offshoot of https://lavag.org/topic/19414-can-i-save-as-a-vipb-file-in-vipm-and-keep-the-old-palette-if-i-change-the-source-directory/. That thread discusses hand-modifying the XML data in a *.vipb file, which Jim Kring himself seems to accept as a viable solution in some cases. However, when I try that, VIPM says, "VI Package Builder was unable to open the build spec due to an error."
I initially thought this was new behaviour introduced in VIPM 2016, but downgrading to VIPM 2014 SP2 didn't change anything. I'm now unable to downgrade any further, as my PC is convinced that 2014 SP2 is still installed (even though it's not...)
Could someone kindly try the attached *.vipb file and see if it opens? It's a bare minimum default file, with only a description summary added. I've hand-modified the summary from "Lorem ipsum" to "Larem ipsum" and now VIPM refuses to open it.
Thanks!
Dummy.vipb
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By oskretc
This maybe has been ask/answered/discuss before but here it is.
Is there any VIPM alternative out there?
If not, It will be very interesting to start a discussion whether an open source version is feasible and how many members in the community are willing to work on it.
I know JKI has a great product already but seems like development has come to halt wrt VIPM.
Any comments?
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