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Custom build step is an 'invalid command'

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    steampunk333
    wrote on last edited by steampunk333
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    Currently working on a qt project I didn't originally write(upgrading from qt4 and migrating from centos to Ubuntu), but I can't get the custom process steps I was told were important for building to work.
    The first command:

    ./mgeeBuild.sh
    Arguments:  <blank>
    Working Directory: %{sourceDir}
    

    The second:

    ./johnCopyScripts.sh
    Arguments:v <blank>
    Working directory: %{sourceDir}
    

    Bear in mind, the 'Invalid Command' notes appeared before I tried re-building the project. Also, this is a fresh build configuration made in QT 5.15.

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    • S steampunk333

      Currently working on a qt project I didn't originally write(upgrading from qt4 and migrating from centos to Ubuntu), but I can't get the custom process steps I was told were important for building to work.
      The first command:

      ./mgeeBuild.sh
      Arguments:  <blank>
      Working Directory: %{sourceDir}
      

      The second:

      ./johnCopyScripts.sh
      Arguments:v <blank>
      Working directory: %{sourceDir}
      

      Bear in mind, the 'Invalid Command' notes appeared before I tried re-building the project. Also, this is a fresh build configuration made in QT 5.15.

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      JonB
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      #2

      @steampunk333
      Start with: do those two .sh script files exist in the appropriate directory? And do they have execute permissions?

      Bear in mind, the 'Invalid Command' notes appeared before I tried re-building the project.

      I don't know if that makes the foregoing irrelevant.

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        steampunk333
        wrote on last edited by
        #3

        Derp. Execute permissions weren't enabled.

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