(2020-01-08, 03:50)vbmds Wrote: I think I have also worked it out. To help anyone else just starting this adventure here is what the Tutorial assumes you know...The commandlexigram init-configpulls down the file kodi.config and puts in the folder your Command Prompt or Windows Powershell window is pointing to. For me by default that folder is c:\windows\system32
I changed my powershell window to point to my lexigram-cli folder using the cd command and then ran the lexigram init-configcommand. This placed the kodi.config file between the two skill files in that folder.

(2020-01-11, 02:50)Hudson_Hawk04 Wrote:

(2020-01-08, 03:50)vbmds Wrote: I think I have also worked it out. To help anyone else just starting this adventure here is what the Tutorial assumes you know...The commandlexigram init-configpulls down the file kodi.config and puts in the folder your Command Prompt or Windows Powershell window is pointing to. For me by default that folder is c:\windows\system32
I changed my powershell window to point to my lexigram-cli folder using the cd command and then ran the lexigram init-configcommand. This placed the kodi.config file between the two skill files in that folder.

so its working for you? im not following what you did  

(2020-01-13, 03:44)vbmds Wrote:

(2020-01-11, 02:50)Hudson_Hawk04 Wrote:

(2020-01-08, 03:50)vbmds Wrote: I think I have also worked it out. To help anyone else just starting this adventure here is what the Tutorial assumes you know...The commandlexigram init-configpulls down the file kodi.config and puts in the folder your Command Prompt or Windows Powershell window is pointing to. For me by default that folder is c:\windows\system32
I changed my powershell window to point to my lexigram-cli folder using the cd command and then ran the lexigram init-configcommand. This placed the kodi.config file between the two skill files in that folder.

so its working for you? im not following what you did   

I'll try to clarify, although I haven't gone any further due to other commitments.

Firstly, I'm using Windows 10. I used Windows Powershell rather than the Command Prompt but either option will work just as well.

When first opened, both Powershell and Command Prompt start with a default location: Powershell run as Administrator starts with the path c:\windows\system32. Run as a User it starts with the Users home folder as path c:\users\[user name]> The path used is shown before the cursor within the window eg ps c:\windows\system32> The Command Prompt window will show exactly the same thing except for the ps at the start of each line.

By default then; running either Powershell or Command Prompt  as Administrator and running thelexigram init-config command will place the kodi.config in the system32 folder.

To change the folder the kodi.config file is placed; simply run the cd command run in the powershell or command prompt window eg cd c:\Program_Files\nvm\v8.11.1\node_modules\lexigram-cli (I have a folder named Program_Files for stuff I want Windows to leave alone) After the cd command is completed the cursor will be now on the end of ps c:\Program_Files\nvm\v8.11.1\node_modules\lexigram-cli> (in my case) and the kodi.config file with be put into this folder.

As to whether is the best/correct location from which to deploy, I don't know as I have yet to try it. 

(2020-03-24, 21:19)skarragallagher Wrote: Kanzi crashes kodi when asking for it to play a movie after upgrading from 18.1 to 18.6 I checked. I also updated Kanzi, and redeployed to lambda as well. Interestingly it works well enough to do searches and other commands, but as soon as i tell it to play something, it crashes.... Windows 8.1 x64. Does anyone have any ideas? I am going to try to revert to 18.1 to see if that is indeed the issue. I should know better than to make two changes at the same time

Anyone else on 18.6 release with a recently deployed skill having crash issues?

(2020-03-24, 21:19)skarragallagher Wrote: Kanzi crashes kodi when asking for it to play a movie after upgrading from 18.1 to 18.6 I checked. I also updated Kanzi, and redeployed to lambda as well. Interestingly it works well enough to do searches and other commands, but as soon as i tell it to play something, it crashes.... Windows 8.1 x64. Does anyone have any ideas? I am going to try to revert to 18.1 to see if that is indeed the issue. I should know better than to make two changes at the same time

Anyone else on 18.6 release with a recently deployed skill having crash issues?

(2020-03-24, 22:44)DrMacabre Wrote:

(2020-03-24, 21:19)skarragallagher Wrote: Kanzi crashes kodi when asking for it to play a movie after upgrading from 18.1 to 18.6 I checked. I also updated Kanzi, and redeployed to lambda as well. Interestingly it works well enough to do searches and other commands, but as soon as i tell it to play something, it crashes.... Windows 8.1 x64. Does anyone have any ideas? I am going to try to revert to 18.1 to see if that is indeed the issue. I should know better than to make two changes at the same time

Anyone else on 18.6 release with a recently deployed skill having crash issues?

Im on 18.6 but on android and it works fine. the deployment of the skill is from january here. 

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Removed references to all other languages besides EN-US and EN_GB in:

 /node_modules/lexigram-cli/action.ts

 /node_modules/lexigram-cli/InteractionModel.ts

 /node_modules/lexigram-cli/kanzi-skill.json

 /node_modules/lexigram-cli/koko-skill.json

 /node_modules/lexigram-cli/dist/actions.js

 /node_modules/lexigram-cli/dist/InteractionModel.js

 /kanzi/skill.json

 deleted all but en-US and en-GB from /kanzi/models/

 

 in the generated lambda.zip:

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    /alexa.py



Edited node_modules/lexigram-cli/actions.ts and node_modules/lexigram-cli/dist/actions.ts to stop it from removing old repo code, downloading new source, and extracting new source



Copied contents of the lambda.zip to /home/kanzi/kanzi/source/repo/