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Joermungand wrote:

funkmuscle wrote:I'll wait for it to be fixed in the git. none of these are building that's why I grabbed the git without using PKGBUILD

The last PKGBUILD linked in the post below built just fine here with the commit appended. Not only did it build, but the drum editor was also fully functional !

aquilarubra wrote:I cannot retry at the moment, so I reupload my PKGBUILD. Maybe I changed something after the initial post. This one is the one I personally used, which compiled fine. If there are issues again, I will investigate.

==> Validating source files with md5sums...
    muse-git ... Skipped
==> Extracting sources...
  -> Creating working copy of muse-git git repo...
Cloning into 'muse-git'...
done.
Switched to a new branch 'makepkg'
==> Removing existing $pkgdir/ directory...
==> Starting build()...
sed: -e expression #1, char 54: unterminated `s' command
==> ERROR: A failure occurred in build().
    Aborting...
==> ERROR: Makepkg was unable to build muse-git.
==> Restart building muse ? [y/N]

milk wrote:a note that i successfully managed to build with the second PKGBUILD last night (not that i tried the first)

Joermungand wrote: The last PKGBUILD linked in the post below built just fine here with the commit appended. Not only did it build, but the drum editor was also fully functional !

spamatica wrote:

Joermungand wrote: The last PKGBUILD linked in the post below built just fine here with the commit appended. Not only did it build, but the drum editor was also fully functional !

I believe it is indeed functional in most cases, the question at hand is the drawing of snap lines (unless me and the reporter are in fact experiencing different issues). The lines for bar and beat are always drawn but depending on the snap setting and how much we are zoomed in, additional snap lines are drawn.
Now, what has changed is that we never draw all snap lines, at most every other snap line is drawn.
Haven't figured out how to fix this yet.

what is the command to get the branch that was suggested using git commands?

funkmuscle wrote:I can build MusE when pulled from git without the PKGBUILD but using AUR

funkmuscle wrote:Even did what Milk suggested and it won't build anymore.

milk wrote:

funkmuscle wrote:I can build MusE when pulled from git without the PKGBUILD but using AUR

the muse in the AUR is a static version, not git backed.

funkmuscle wrote:Even did what Milk suggested and it won't build anymore.

there are four sed statements in the PKGBUILD. commenting out one is probably not going to help the entire build (as they are in there for a reason), but one of those four lines is giving you an error. (hopefully just one of the lines!) if you comment out all but one, if there is no sed error than that uncommented line is ok. once it has been confirmed that one line is ok, uncomment a second sed line.

(maybe there are multiple lines at fault though, which could also be confirmed by trying commenting out all but one sed line at a time)

to be frank though - this is well friggin weird. the PKGBUILD works, and sed doesn't magically fail on one machine when the process has been confirmed to work on another machine. i suspect instead the issue may be user error.

to try a different approach, i've taken the liberty of creating muse-git in the AUR with the PKGBUILD from the start of this thread. give that a try and see what happens.