celery failed to build

[spiffomatic64]

Is this still working? (ran the vagrant oneliner from the readme)

default: Service 'ycmd' failed to build: The command '/bin/sh -c set -ex && for key in ... ; do gpg --keyserver ha.pool.sks-keyservers.net --recv-keys "$key"; done' returned a non-zero code: 2
default: Service 'celery' failed to build: The command '/bin/sh -c set -ex && for key in ... ; do gpg --keyserver ha.pool.sks-keyservers.net --recv-keys "$key"; done' returned a non-zero code: 2

[ltpitt]

Hello there!

I haven't tested the script in a while so it could be that some online repositories or services are down since.

I am running vagrant up from scratch in this moment, I will update this thread with results.

[ltpitt]

Sadly confirmed: I have the same error here.

Seems quite common, here's a possible approach:
tianon/gosu#39

Problem sadly is not in my Vagrantfile but in some of the Docker files from Katharine Berry [email protected] (dead email address plus I doubt she's mantaining it today).

I will try to track down the issue and solve but the best shot to build for Pebble at the moment is just install the SDK locally (the cli version, no GUI).

I will update this thread with other findings.

[ltpitt]

@spiffomatic64
I've found the issue and patched it, I am waiting for my build to complete but the error you had seems solved already.

Let me know how it goes for you :)

[spiffomatic64]

awesome :) Ill give it a go tonight :)

[ltpitt]

@spiffomatic64
Ouch!
Same key error for ycmd proxy...

Patched also that, testing again :)

[spiffomatic64]

Any update on this?

[ltpitt]

Hi there!

I am currently abroad but I'll be back tonight.

I might have some juicy news, I will post tomorrow my findings.

Basically we need to try to change old Pebble download servers in the source code with the Rebble ones.

I need my pc to give it a go :)

[ltpitt]

Hi there, @spiffomatic64

I have some juicy news!

Reading here and there I was finally able to put together a complete workaround to have SDK and emulator working on your pc.
CloudPebble will need more time (sorry but I am changing job at the moment and my days are a bit crazy).

To successfully install a building environment on your Linux Pc (or Linux Virtual Machine), tested on Ubuntu:

1. Open https://developer.rebble.io/developer.pebble.com/sdk/install/linux/index.html and follow instructions there
2. Create an empty file using this command: touch ~/.pebble_dev/NO_TRACKING
3. Edit ~/pebble-dev/pebble-sdk-4.5-linux64/pebble-tool/pebble_tool/sdk/manager.py and change this row:
   DOWNLOAD_SERVER = "https://sdk.getpebble.com"
   to:
   DOWNLOAD_SERVER = "https://sdk.rebble.io"
4. Run the command: pebble install latest

Enjoy a fully working Pebble SDK :D

As soon as I have time I'll try to fix also CloudPebble (I think the DOWNLOAD_SERVER trick should also work for it).

Happy hacking!

[spiffomatic64]

awesome thanks!

[Enovale]

What is the status of this? I still get the celery error...

[ltpitt]

No solution for CloudPebble so far, sadly.

If and when I'll spot something I will update the repo and this thread.

For the moment the best available solution is use the local SDK if you need to build apps for Pebble.
I can indeed help with that, the main install instructions are available in my comment above.

Please let me know if you need more, @ElijahZAwesome :)

[Enovale]

・。・ https://github.com/ElijahZAwesome/cloudpebble-composed

[ltpitt]

Hi @ElijahZAwesome!

Sorry but I just saw this comment...

The repo you linked is a fork of the main cloudpebble-composed repo...
Does yours work?

[Sichroteph]

Hi @ltpitt !
I am desesperating to find a compilation environment for pebble as my known cloudpebble instances are down or malfunctioning.

I tried the method you posted on the 31 of january, but the official guide for installing pebble SDK raise me an error on this part :

cd ~/pebble-dev/pebble-sdk-4.5-linux64
virtualenv --no-site-packages .env
source .env/bin/activate
pip install -r requirements.txt
deactivate

The error
ERROR: HTTP error 404 while getting https://s3-us-west-2.amazonaws.com/pebble-sdk-homebrew/pypkjs-1.0.6.tar.gz

Thank !

[ltpitt]

Hi @Sichroteph !

If what you need is just command line Pebble SDK I've created a Vagrant machine for that, you can find more information here:
https://github.com/ltpitt/vagrant-pebble-sdk

Last time I installed it from scratch was around 30 days ago, no problems.

Please let me know if you face any issues opening one in its specific project.

Good luck and happy hacking :)

[Sichroteph]

@ltpitt thanks ! I indeed successfully installed a command line pebble sdk thanks with your vagrant machine two days a ago and I think I built one of my project successfully.
I am not familiar with it, is Qemu working as well or do I have to push the pbw to my watch ?

[ltpitt]

My pleasure @Sichroteph .

Qemu doesn't work on my Vagrant machine because it is command line only.

On the other hand it is very easy to install your app to your smartwatch directly from the app's folder (be sure that dev mode is on and that your smartphone is connected to the same network of your computer):
pebble install --phone YOUR_PHONE_IP

[Sichroteph]

@ltpitt Thanks to you I succeeded in installing a programming environment.
pebble install --phone YOUR_PHONE_IP is very convenient - the whole process is actually much faster than cloudpebble.
One small caveat is that the ubuntu user doesn't seem to have enough rights to modify a virtual box shared folder (even with doing chmod and chown from a root user), but I found the micro editor and I am more than happy with it.

[ltpitt]

Did you try to access the /vagrant folder on your Vagrant machine? On Windows that folder is the same folder where you keep your Vagranfile on your host machine. I do my dev this way so I can use VS code or other editors without issues... Glad you're back to writing Pebble apps and that I was able to help :D

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