Expected a value greater than 0. Got: 0

[luchianenco]

Installed the package, my code is in src folder. Executed the command

bin/churn run src

and got the error

Expected a value greater than 0. Got: 0

What is wrong?

[bmitch]

Hey @luchianenco, is it possible you do not have a .git folder in your project? This has come up one time previously and this was the issue. See the comment here: #127 (comment)

If you do have a .git folder and this is still happening could you please provide more details?

• Is there more to the error message than that such as the offending class and line number?
• Is your package open source? If so, I could clone and attempt to duplicate myself.

Thanks.

[steache]

I've encountered the problem too.

The problem for me was, that you have to be in the folder, where your .git folder is.

Given you have source codes in /home/example/(.git, src), you have to be in /home/example/ in order to run churn run src successfully. :)

I hope this helps someone. Nice project btw. :)

[saikillua98]

Mine project use svn，so how should i do make it works ,thanks!!!!!!

[bmitch]

Sorry @saikillua98 - SVN is not supported, only git. See https://github.com/bmitch/churn-php#compatibility

[ilyachase]

Maybe we can add another optional parameter for path to directory which contain .git?

I think it may be pretty simple to fix using chdir.

Or we even can check .git in current directory before start (does it even make sense to start processing if we don't have it?).

[bmitch]

@ilyachase those sound like good ideas. I'm open to pull requests. Currently I do not have much time to work on it unfortunately.

[villfa]

#261 fixes the original problem.

Given you have source codes in /home/example/(.git, src), you have to be in /home/example/ in order to run churn run src successfully. :)

This problem has been fixed by #257. You can now run Churn from outside your project..