When executing sh uninstall.sh in a terminal window, it does not attempt to uninstall all installed artifacts. It appears to uninstall a subset of items installed by sh install.sh. Is this intentional?
uninstall.sh outputs multiple messages like:
No assemblies found that match: RemObjects.Oxygene
Assemblies uninstalled = 0
Failures = 0
rm: cannot remove ‘/usr/lib/libRemObjects.Oxygene.LLVM.dylib’: No such file or directory
However, ebuild still results in normal output. It was not deleted:
RemObjects EBuild. An open source build engine for Elements and beyond.
Copyright RemObjects Software 2016-2024. All Rights Reserved. Created by marc hoffman.
Version 12.0.0.2923 (develop) built on bajor, 20240426-122629. Commit cbd3432.
Syntax: ebuild
ebuild --help (to show more options)
That’s normal; RemObjects.Oxygene is the old prefix for our .dlls; we still remove those from the GAC (when present), just to clean top after older versions, in case people upgraded over time and they are left over. Though I guess at this stage maybe we can drop that, it’s been years.
I’ll log an issue to get this addressed.
Not as such, no. Basically, delete all the above that you found ;). Or wait for the fixed uninstall.sh.
That said, these few small extra files probably won’t do you any harm if left in place, either.