Drovosek01/adobe-packager

Stuck at process completed. No sign of further prompt.

jasonrichdarmawan opened this issue · 9 comments

jasonrichdarmawan commented

My goal is to install Adobe Acrobat DC Pro.

The problem is that ccdl.command stops at [process completed].

What I've did:

  1. Download this repository. Unpack it at the download folders.
  2. CTRL+left click the ccdl.command file.
  3. Input y to prompt of Do you want to make M1 native packages (Y/n)

The log:

Last login: Mon Jun 20 15:02:35 on ttys000
/Users/x/Downloads/adobe-packager-master/ccdl.command ; exit;
x@xs-Mac-mini ~ % /Users/x/Downloads/adobe-packager-master/ccdl.command ; exit;
python3 found!
requests found!
starting ccdl
=================================
= Adobe macOS Package Generator =
============= 0.1.4 =============

Do you want to make M1 native packages (Y/n): y
Downloading products.xml

https://prod-rel-ffc-ccm.oobesaas.adobe.com/adobe-ffc-external/core/v4/products/all?_type=xml&channel=ccm,sti&platform=macuniversal,osx10-64,osx10&productType=Desktop
Source URL is: https://prod-rel-ffc-ccm.oobesaas.adobe.com/adobe-ffc-external/core/v4/products/all?_type=xml&channel=ccm,sti&platform=macuniversal,osx10-64,osx10&productType=Desktop
Source URL is: https://prod-rel-ffc-ccm.oobesaas.adobe.com/adobe-ffc-external/core/v4/products/all?_type=xml&channel=ccm,sti&platform=macarm64,macuniversal&productType=Desktop
Parsing products.xml
Traceback (most recent call last):
  File "./ccdl.py", line 662, in <module>
    runccdl()
  File "./ccdl.py", line 369, in runccdl
    products, cdn = parse_products_xml(products_xml)
  File "./ccdl.py", line 283, in parse_products_xml
    dependencies = list(
TypeError: 'NoneType' object is not iterable

Saving session...
...copying shared history...
...saving history...truncating history files...
...completed.

[Process completed]
sparm333 commented

Same happening here. I think maybe the adobe endpoint is no longer working (worked last week) since the scripts aren't able to iterate over the list of "products" the endpoint supposedly returns.

lasith-kg commented

Was enountering this issue a few hours ago too. I made a one line change to fix this issue

# ccdl.py

# BEFORE
283:         dependencies = list(
284:            p.find('platforms/platform/languageSet/dependencies'))

# AFTER
283:         dependencies = p.findall('platforms/platform/languageSet/dependencies/dependency')

Its interesting to note that Adobe Packager was working completely fine a few hours ago. Perhaps an endpoint change was released that broke previous compatibility.

Also interesting to note that the previous lines of code would generate a dependencies array of [None] if there were no dependencies declared in the products XML. The change I made simply produces an empty array [], if there are no dependencies declared in the products XML

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jasonrichdarmawan commented

lasithkoswattagame solution works. It is interesting.

Anyway, I can't find Adobe Acrobat DC Pro regardless of whether I input y or n to prompt of Do you want to make M1 native packages (Y/n).

Is Adobe Acrobat DC Pro not supported?

anavgupta1 commented

kidfrom what are the steps to make lasithkoswattagame's solution work?

Taewan-P commented

Where is ccdl.py?

lasith-kg commented

It is in the repository source code. The numbers 283 and 284 correspond to line numbers within this file

Taewan-P commented

Sry my bad for the dumb question... Thank you for answering.

lifeageometer commented

How would I work it once I edit the code, when I try run the code too python it is unbearably slow.

Drovosek01 commented

Fixed with merged pull request #41