I think that the pkg install command expects a tar.gz file. With the working directory set, I tried to install the zip file as a package: > pkg install YALMIP-master.zipīut this resulted in yet another error this time the package is missing file: COPYING error. Typing in > pwdĪlso confirms what the current working directory is. Next I tried to navigate to the folder where the zip file is located, using Octave’s File Browser, and right clicked on the YALMIP zip file parent folder and set current directory. So I executed the following command to see if I could force Octave to recognise the YALMIP package: > pkg rebuild Next, I ran ‘ pkg_list‘ to see if the package showed up. Then I copy/pasted the renamed, unzipped folder in to my Octave’s global package folder. I proceeded to unzip the folder, and renamed it to yalmip. Then I went to YALMIP’s GitHub and downloaded the latest official release as YALMIP-master.zip, a 1.3Mb file. And sure enough, trying to install the package like this resulted in a ‘ package not found‘ error. I read that the way to do this is to run > pkg install -forge -local yalmipīut after quickly checking /packages.php I noticed that this package was not listed there. The first package I wanted to try to install was the YALMIP package. I don’t think these are a problem and they seem to be related to the help files in certain library packages.Īfter another minute of thinking, I had the command line returned to me and all my packages appear to be updated successfully.
After waiting for a minute, I started getting a lot of warning messages about updating my packages.Īll these warnings seemed to be about doc_cache_create>handle_function at line 98 column 5.
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