App Build Environments

[Kiriki]

Hello

I'm trying to set up "App build Environments" as followed in the Video.
But When I check the installed line, there were differences. Please could you check the attached files? It Installed "dotnet-sdk.sh","go.sh","nodejs-npm.sh","sdk.sh" and "snapcraft.sh" in the video.
But I could not find their files on my PC. Therefore I think it means there were not installed. I use the ctrlX WRKS 1.20.4 and px.exe is the latest version.
Please let me know how to install their files.

Best regards

Kiriki

[nickH]

Hi @Kiriki, 

the video is based on an older version V1.14. In the version 1.20 the scripts you mentioned are located in the folder scripts/.

You can check it like this: 

Now just execute the install-sdk.sh script like this: "./scripts/install-sdk.sh". And then you are good to go for C++ and Python. If you want to use NodeJS, .Net or go please also run the corresponding scripts (for example: ./scripts/install-go.sh). 

Best regards, 

Nick

[Kiriki]

Hello

I tried to install a script

1../scripts/install-sdk.sh

2../scripts/install-go.sh

But the result is some wrong.

Could you give a hint on how to get the same script?  

Best regards

Kiriki

[nickH]

Hi Kiriki, 

You can run the scripts like this, if you are in your home directory (~). 

./scripts/install-sdk.sh

./scripts/install-go.sh

Are you sure the scripts did not work? If yes, what is the error message?

I can see, that in your App Build Environment the ctrlX SDK got downloaded. Probably by the install-sdk.sh script.

Best regards, 

Nick 

[Kiriki]

Hello

I tried to install the script by command and no error.

However, when I'm trying to connect to the remote host in the visual studio code, It can not connect to the host.

The visual code asks which connects the Lunix or the windows.

I tried to select both but it could not connect.

Therefore, I'm doubting that is not successful to install the script.

Please could you tell me how to resolve the issue?

Best regards

Kiriki

[nickH · Accepted solution]

The scripts have nothing to do with connecting to the App Build Environment from Visual Studio Code. 

Here you will find some general information on Remote Development using SSH with Visual Studio Code. Here you will also find some troubleshooting tips.