cannot start envision from start menu as there is no envision in start menu #6

Thanks for reporting this issue, sorry it took me a while to respond!

Can you please update AtomicXR, then run axr envision uninstall && NU_LOG_LEVEL=debug axr envision install and attach the full install log?

The debug file generated by axr _debug could also be helpful, if you're comfortable sharing it.

(If you can't upload files, you can use axr _debug --base64 instead)

edit: axr '_debug --base64'

No match for argument: clang19-devel envision bug, need clang-devel package instead. am able to work around this bug on bazzite gnome when i do my manual distrobox method, but no clue where i'd start with this.

oh right it's saying to try --skip-unavailable, but really, envision should just be forked and a commit made to fix this.

I'm sorry, when are you getting that error? Is it while you're building Envision?

when building envision. i could really use an escape hatch to manually override the build process...

Could you please share the full install log to give me some more context? I don't know why you're getting that error, the container should be identical across all systems.

clang19-devel definitely does exist in the Fedora repos ((Fedora Packages)[https://packages.fedoraproject.org/pkgs/llvm19/clang19-devel/]), I honestly don't know why it wouldn't be able to find that package. Maybe we need to do a metadata refresh before installing packages?

i could really use an escape hatch to manually override the build process...

If you want to try to fix it yourself, you can:

• Uninstall atomicxr-cli from Homebrew
• Clone this repo
• Modify the upgrade function in src/atomic-xr/envision.nu
• Install axr directly from the repo using ./install.nu -f

^ If you decide to do this, you'll also have to install Nushell with brew install nushell

If you do find a fix, please describe it here or open a PR, thank you ^^

i think i know the issue... it's a Fedora 41 distrobox that was created.

How the hell do i system update a distrobox container

Ohh that could definitely explain it. I see how Fedora 41 could be downloaded instead of 42 on Bazzite.

I updated it to use version 42 rather than latest, so it's consistent across all distros. Try updating and running axr envision uninstall && axr envision install

Thanks again for reporting this issue, let me know if this works!

works!