The error bundle.manifest#
user: the script can change it: the error says what happened in the experiment’s names, and what to write instead.
Where MIME gives it, with what its message says happened and what its action says to do ({…} is filled in from the experiment):
in
mime/saved/_bundle.py:what happened:
the bundle has no {…}what to do:
this is not a bundle 'mime pack' wrote: ask its sender to pack the folder again with 'mime pack <folder>'
in
mime/saved/_bundle.py:what happened:
{…} is {…}what to do:
this is not a bundle 'mime pack' wrote: ask its sender to pack the folder again with 'mime pack <folder>'
in
mime/saved/_bundle.py:what happened:
{…}: {…}what to do:
this is not a bundle of a format this MIME reads: install the MIME that packed it ('pip install mime-engine==<version>')
in
mime/saved/_bundle.py:what happened:
{…} is nested too deeply to be a manifestwhat to do:
this is not a bundle 'mime pack' wrote: ask its sender to pack the folder again with 'mime pack <folder>'
in
mime/saved/_bundle.py:what happened:
{…} cannot be read ({…})what to do:
this is not a bundle 'mime pack' wrote: ask its sender to pack the folder again with 'mime pack <folder>'
in
mime/saved/_bundle.py:what happened:
the manifest's reference {…} is not the lock'swhat to do:
this is not a bundle 'mime pack' wrote: ask its sender to pack the folder again with 'mime pack <folder>'
in
mime/saved/_bundle.py:what happened:
the manifest's references are not the files the lock says travel as referenceswhat to do:
this is not a bundle 'mime pack' wrote: ask its sender to pack the folder again with 'mime pack <folder>'
in
mime/saved/_bundle.py:what happened:
the manifest's asset references are not the lock'swhat to do:
this is not a bundle 'mime pack' wrote: ask its sender to pack the folder again with 'mime pack <folder>'
in
mime/saved/_bundle.py:what happened:
a file of the bundle is nested too deeply to be readwhat to do:
this is not a bundle 'mime pack' wrote: ask its sender to pack the folder again with 'mime pack <folder>'
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