Unable to package ARUnityX about arunityx HOT 13 CLOSED

Many thanks for keeping this great SDK alive :)
I managed to generate the package on windows 10 following your instructions @philip-lamb

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Don't forget to add a backslash between "Program" and "Files", as a space in directory names can be mistakenly recognised as something else

So you path should be like so
C:/Program\ Files/Unity/Hub/Editor/2019.2.17f1/Editor/unity.exe

This is my package.sh modified file just as a reference
package.zip

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This may be an oddity in git-bash's line-handling or possibly its sed implementation, since it's treating the zero-length string to the -i as the filename.

Please try editing the packaging script, and change the failing line to this:
sed -Ei "" -e "s/artoolkitX for Unity Version (([0-9]+\.[0-9]+)(\.[0-9]+)?(r[0-9]+)?)/artoolkitX for Unity Version $VERSION/" $ARUNITYX_HOME/Source/Package/Assets/ARToolKitX-Unity/Scripts/Editor/ARToolKitMenuEditor.cs

If that works, I'll patch the original.

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I apologize in advanced if i make a mistake following your instructions but i pasted the exact code snippet you sent on line 53 of 'package.sh'. Then ran 'build.sh' and 'package.sh' and received the following.

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Yeah, git-bash is interpreting the empty command-line parameter as the filename. I'll formulate a workaround in git-bash tomorrow.

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OK, checked it and the Linux sed doesn't conform to its manpage; there needs to be no space between the -i and "" parts of that line. So try: sed -Ei"" -e "s/artoolkitX for Unity Version (([0-9]+\.[0-9]+)(\.[0-9]+)?(r[0-9]+)?)/artoolkitX for Unity Version $VERSION/" $ARUNITYX_HOME/Source/Package/Assets/ARToolKitX-Unity/Scripts/Editor/ARToolKitMenuEditor.cs

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Ok so the issues appears to have changed, it attempts to locate a file but cant.

/Applications/Unity/Unity.app/Contents/MacOS/Unity: No such file or directory
so the console shows the following:

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Is this something that should be installed during build.sh's execution or is it attempting to locate unity on my system? will attempt to run the MacOs build and try again as that's where it is searching.

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Ermm, yeah OK yes the script assumes its running on macOS, and is looking for Unity.app in the standard location on macOS. This packaging script was really only intended for running on the CI system, so there could be other gotchas. The same syntax would work provided you replace /Applications/Unity/Unity.app/Contents/MacOS/Unity with the path to unity.exe on your system.

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so if the path was (on windows)
C:\Program Files\Unity\Hub\Editor\2019.2.17f1\Editor\Unity.exe

shouldn't the line be:

c/Program_Files/Unity/Hub/Editor/2019.2.17f1/Editor/Unity -quit -batchmode -nographics -stackTraceLogType Full -executeMethod ARToolKitPackager.CreatePackage -projectPath $ARUNITYX_HOME/Source/Package ARUnityX-${VERSION}.unitypackage

as that doesn't seem to be working, it just says that the file or directory isn't found

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I think you forgot the initial slash on the pathname; it'll need to be /c/Program\ Files/Unity/Hub/Editor/2019.2.17f1/Editor/Unity.

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Thank you both! I got the package file. Note: when the package is created, it works in the unity project it makes but displays the following error anytime the package is imported into another project:

Package corrupted, deduced GUID exists but at different destination path, refusing import.

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This implies that you're trying to import the package into a project where the package's files were previously imported. Try importing into a clean project or completely removing the package's files from the project before re-importing.

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Same problems here. Solved following these instructions. Thank you all! :)

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