hex packages location on linux
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I'm scanning an Elixir project by reading the mix.lock file and parsing the output of mix deps.tree command. Later on I need to locate each dependency's .tar file. On my windows machine the location is inside the C:Users{user-name}.hexpackageshexpm folder.
However on my linux machine, the .hex folder contains only cache.ets file, but no packages folder. Searching for .tar files returns nothing relevant.
Any idea where are those files hiding?
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eRez
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I'm scanning an Elixir project by reading the mix.lock file and parsing the output of mix deps.tree command. Later on I need to locate each dependency's .tar file. On my windows machine the location is inside the C:Users{user-name}.hexpackageshexpm folder.
However on my linux machine, the .hex folder contains only cache.ets file, but no packages folder. Searching for .tar files returns nothing relevant.
Any idea where are those files hiding?
cheers,
eRez
linux elixir mix
asked Nov 18 at 14:52
eRez
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Hi, in my case I couldn't find my.tarfiles in~/<my_project>/.hex/packageseither. My folder.hexwas as you described it. I found my.tarfiles one directory above (i.e.~/.hex/packages). Could it be the case that you find you.tarfiles in a different.hexfolder?
– Daniel Zendejas
Nov 21 at 22:56
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I'm scanning an Elixir project by reading the mix.lock file and parsing the output of mix deps.tree command. Later on I need to locate each dependency's .tar file. On my windows machine the location is inside the C:Users{user-name}.hexpackageshexpm folder.
However on my linux machine, the .hex folder contains only cache.ets file, but no packages folder. Searching for .tar files returns nothing relevant.
Any idea where are those files hiding?
cheers,
eRez
linux elixir mix
asked Nov 18 at 14:52
eRez
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I'm scanning an Elixir project by reading the mix.lock file and parsing the output of mix deps.tree command. Later on I need to locate each dependency's .tar file. On my windows machine the location is inside the C:Users{user-name}.hexpackageshexpm folder.
However on my linux machine, the .hex folder contains only cache.ets file, but no packages folder. Searching for .tar files returns nothing relevant.
Any idea where are those files hiding?
cheers,
eRez
linux elixir mix
linux elixir mix
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asked Nov 18 at 14:52
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asked Nov 18 at 14:52
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asked Nov 18 at 14:52
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asked Nov 18 at 14:52
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Hi, in my case I couldn't find my.tarfiles in~/<my_project>/.hex/packageseither. My folder.hexwas as you described it. I found my.tarfiles one directory above (i.e.~/.hex/packages). Could it be the case that you find you.tarfiles in a different.hexfolder?
– Daniel Zendejas
Nov 21 at 22:56
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Hi, in my case I couldn't find my.tarfiles in~/<my_project>/.hex/packageseither. My folder.hexwas as you described it. I found my.tarfiles one directory above (i.e.~/.hex/packages). Could it be the case that you find you.tarfiles in a different.hexfolder?
– Daniel Zendejas
Nov 21 at 22:56
Hi, in my case I couldn't find my
.tar files in ~/<my_project>/.hex/packages either. My folder .hex was as you described it. I found my .tar files one directory above (i.e. ~/.hex/packages). Could it be the case that you find you .tar files in a different .hex folder?– Daniel Zendejas
Nov 21 at 22:56
Hi, in my case I couldn't find my
.tar files in ~/<my_project>/.hex/packages either. My folder .hex was as you described it. I found my .tar files one directory above (i.e. ~/.hex/packages). Could it be the case that you find you .tar files in a different .hex folder?– Daniel Zendejas
Nov 21 at 22:56
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Should be under in your home: ~/.hex
But the archives seems to be located in ~/.mix/archives/
For example, if I try to upgrade my hex:
~ > mix local.hex
Found existing entry: /home/meox/.mix/archives/hex-0.18.1
answered Nov 18 at 15:33
Gian Lorenzo Meocci
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Thank you. you're right - it should be under~/.hexbut its not, and the archives under./mix/archivesare no use for me, i'm after the.tarfiles of the dependencies (which should be under~/.hex/packages/hexpm)
– eRez
Nov 19 at 7:07
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You can find that on ~/.hex/packages/hexpm.
answered Nov 20 at 0:57
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apparently the project on which a ran my tests was the first hex project on that machine, and running the mix deps.get didn't result any .tar files in the cache as expected, but when i switched to a different project all was back to normal and indeed everything as under ~/.hex/packages/hexpm
answered Nov 26 at 11:32
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Should be under in your home: ~/.hex
But the archives seems to be located in ~/.mix/archives/
For example, if I try to upgrade my hex:
~ > mix local.hex
Found existing entry: /home/meox/.mix/archives/hex-0.18.1
answered Nov 18 at 15:33
Gian Lorenzo Meocci
4471921
Thank you. you're right - it should be under~/.hexbut its not, and the archives under./mix/archivesare no use for me, i'm after the.tarfiles of the dependencies (which should be under~/.hex/packages/hexpm)
– eRez
Nov 19 at 7:07
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0
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Should be under in your home: ~/.hex
But the archives seems to be located in ~/.mix/archives/
For example, if I try to upgrade my hex:
~ > mix local.hex
Found existing entry: /home/meox/.mix/archives/hex-0.18.1
answered Nov 18 at 15:33
Gian Lorenzo Meocci
4471921
Thank you. you're right - it should be under~/.hexbut its not, and the archives under./mix/archivesare no use for me, i'm after the.tarfiles of the dependencies (which should be under~/.hex/packages/hexpm)
– eRez
Nov 19 at 7:07
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up vote
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Should be under in your home: ~/.hex
But the archives seems to be located in ~/.mix/archives/
For example, if I try to upgrade my hex:
~ > mix local.hex
Found existing entry: /home/meox/.mix/archives/hex-0.18.1
answered Nov 18 at 15:33
Gian Lorenzo Meocci
4471921
Should be under in your home: ~/.hex
But the archives seems to be located in ~/.mix/archives/
For example, if I try to upgrade my hex:
~ > mix local.hex
Found existing entry: /home/meox/.mix/archives/hex-0.18.1
answered Nov 18 at 15:33
Gian Lorenzo Meocci
4471921
answered Nov 18 at 15:33
Gian Lorenzo Meocci
4471921
answered Nov 18 at 15:33
Gian Lorenzo Meocci
4471921
answered Nov 18 at 15:33
Gian Lorenzo Meocci
4471921
4471921
Thank you. you're right - it should be under~/.hexbut its not, and the archives under./mix/archivesare no use for me, i'm after the.tarfiles of the dependencies (which should be under~/.hex/packages/hexpm)
– eRez
Nov 19 at 7:07
add a comment |
Thank you. you're right - it should be under~/.hexbut its not, and the archives under./mix/archivesare no use for me, i'm after the.tarfiles of the dependencies (which should be under~/.hex/packages/hexpm)
– eRez
Nov 19 at 7:07
Thank you. you're right - it should be under
~/.hex but its not, and the archives under ./mix/archives are no use for me, i'm after the .tar files of the dependencies (which should be under ~/.hex/packages/hexpm)– eRez
Nov 19 at 7:07
Thank you. you're right - it should be under
~/.hex but its not, and the archives under ./mix/archives are no use for me, i'm after the .tar files of the dependencies (which should be under ~/.hex/packages/hexpm)– eRez
Nov 19 at 7:07
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You can find that on ~/.hex/packages/hexpm.
answered Nov 20 at 0:57
Marcos Tapajós
1615
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You can find that on ~/.hex/packages/hexpm.
answered Nov 20 at 0:57
Marcos Tapajós
1615
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You can find that on ~/.hex/packages/hexpm.
answered Nov 20 at 0:57
Marcos Tapajós
1615
You can find that on ~/.hex/packages/hexpm.
answered Nov 20 at 0:57
Marcos Tapajós
1615
answered Nov 20 at 0:57
Marcos Tapajós
1615
answered Nov 20 at 0:57
Marcos Tapajós
1615
answered Nov 20 at 0:57
Marcos Tapajós
1615
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apparently the project on which a ran my tests was the first hex project on that machine, and running the mix deps.get didn't result any .tar files in the cache as expected, but when i switched to a different project all was back to normal and indeed everything as under ~/.hex/packages/hexpm
answered Nov 26 at 11:32
eRez
105420
add a comment |
up vote
0
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apparently the project on which a ran my tests was the first hex project on that machine, and running the mix deps.get didn't result any .tar files in the cache as expected, but when i switched to a different project all was back to normal and indeed everything as under ~/.hex/packages/hexpm
answered Nov 26 at 11:32
eRez
105420
add a comment |
up vote
0
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up vote
0
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apparently the project on which a ran my tests was the first hex project on that machine, and running the mix deps.get didn't result any .tar files in the cache as expected, but when i switched to a different project all was back to normal and indeed everything as under ~/.hex/packages/hexpm
answered Nov 26 at 11:32
eRez
105420
apparently the project on which a ran my tests was the first hex project on that machine, and running the mix deps.get didn't result any .tar files in the cache as expected, but when i switched to a different project all was back to normal and indeed everything as under ~/.hex/packages/hexpm
answered Nov 26 at 11:32
eRez
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answered Nov 26 at 11:32
eRez
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answered Nov 26 at 11:32
eRez
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answered Nov 26 at 11:32
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Hi, in my case I couldn't find my
.tarfiles in~/<my_project>/.hex/packageseither. My folder.hexwas as you described it. I found my.tarfiles one directory above (i.e.~/.hex/packages). Could it be the case that you find you.tarfiles in a different.hexfolder?– Daniel Zendejas
Nov 21 at 22:56