Problems running upgrade.py for Windows7

[t2k]

Hi, I was able to successfully upgrade a project to Marionette 2.0.1 in Linux but I'm having problems with a similar project in my Windows7 environment.

Windows7 seems to be having problems with the print statement in line #27

I installed Python 2.7.8

I've tried both the DOS cmd console and the git/bash console. It no worky...

Any ideas?

[CNSKnight]

Download and unpack colorama (currently v.0.3.1)

cd into the directory where unpacked
run:
build
then:
install

in your upgrade.py, include the following just below the line codemod = "./bin/codemod.py"

from colorama import init
init()

While this gets rid of the color codes in stdout, I get no actual decoration in Win7 terminal :|

[CNSKnight]

Oh and I actually got it to run by changing that codemod = "./bin/codemod.py" line to:
codemod = "bin\codemod.py"
(windows only of course)

[samccone]

yeah ./ is bad in windows :| I am sure there is a way to fix this

[jamiebuilds]

https://docs.python.org/2/library/os.path.html

os.path.join(os.path.abspath(__file__), '..', '..', 'file_two_levels_up_from_me.txt'))

[samccone]

@CNSKnight see #23

[Ratikant01]

Hello,
Can anyone please let me know why this patch is not replacing/updating anything in my project? I am using python 2.7.8 and few changes as below (as per above discussion)

1. #!C:\Python27\python.exe (in both upgrade.py and codemod.py files)
2. codemod = "bin\codemod.py" (in upgrade.py file)

Thanks a lot...

[kennyyyb]

I'm having a similar issue to the above (Windows 7 with Python 2.7 installed) - none of the changes are being made to the files and I receive errors as shown below.

In upgrade.py I made the change
codemod = "bin\codemod.py"

The attached image shows my issue (NB. I added two print statements to upgrade.py at approx. line 49 to try to figure out what was going on - I haven't used python before).

if good: cmd = ("%s -m --extensions js,coffee -d %s %s %s" % (codemod, args.path, search, replace)) print "COMMAND" print cmd print "\n\n" system(cmd)

Anyone have any suggestions?

[wsrast]

I'm having the same problem, after following the instructions here. Prior to following those instructions, I was getting "cannot find the file specified" errors.

I've looked into the command that it's running, and it looks like the issue may be the ' characters it's using for bounding the search and replace strings:

python C:\sources\Marionette.Upgrade\bin\codemod.py -m --extensions js,coffee -
d C:\sources\Common\JS\Base '(.|@)close(' '\1destroy('