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Faircamp setup help
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Hi, yes, thank you so much. Your guide is super helpful. I was having some trouble with the cd part and I didn't understand that the --preview command was supposed to build it. So I got that working. Right now I'm trying to make the .eno files, but it keeps giving me an error. This might be out of your area of knowledge. I tried using nano and using text edit in mac. I haven't been able to get xcode yet because I don't have a new enough version of macOS and I haven't figured out how to get my hands on an older version of xcode. Anyway this is what it's saying when I try to use the .eno: (The continuation in line 80 is not contained within a field. ('\cocoatextscaling0\cocoaplatform0{\fonttbl\f0\fmodern\fcharset0 Courier;}'))
If I go in to edit the .txt or .eno there's none of that there, I don't even have a line 80 in my file.
Thank you!
Hm, if it thinks the font is Courier my guess is TextEdit is adding a file extension (like .rtf or something)
It needs to be just a .eno … maybe it’s like .eno.txt ?
You might be able to check that from Finder? But if not, you can see exactly what’s in your Faircamp folder (once you have used
cd(current directory) to get in there) with this command:lswhich lists everything in your current directory
Thanks! I ran the ls command and it says it is a .eno. I even tried typing out the whole thing from scratch in nano just to make sure there was no formatting being copy/pasted. I'm at a loss here haha.
That’s very weird! So you get the error message when you run
faircamp --previewafter editing your .eno?And is there one .eno in your “Artist Name” folder, and another .eno in each “Release” folder?
If you’re on Mastodon or similar, I recommend the #faircamp tag, loads of us try to help out on that! There may be someone more familiar with faircamp on Mac & brew who can help…
If not, you could try making an issue here: https://codeberg.org/simonrepp/faircamp/issues
Thanks, I got it working, I think I must've opened it up with text edit to double check it and the formatting got added and that messed it up. Or I had a stray old .eno file somewhere within the folders. Or both. I'm not on mastodon just yet but that's good to know. Thank you!