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atomicdog:
If fetch downloads source code into the chromium folder you might be able to ignore those errors.
If the build systems is smart enough it should find those programs like git and gn and ninja that are already on your computer.

MauryG5:
Going back I realized that I probably made a big mistake of interpretation in this part that but now I don't understand.
Raptor tells me that after making the compilation, I have to download the source code of Chromium, to do so, however, I have to make sure that it is depot_tools` both in your path by extracting your Env.sh and then insert the commands:
 $ cd $ chromium_dir
$ mkir chromium && cd chromium
$ fetch--no-history-chromium
The problem is now that I don't understand what it means to tell me to make sure that Depot_tools is in the path by extracting Env.sh
Can you tell me what I should do so to make sure of this?

atomicdog:
Env.sh is a script that adds the Depot_tools directory to the PATH variable so the build system can find the programs in there.

You must have done it correctly since you can run the fetch command without needing to use it's full path.

The instructions in the wiki are a bit old now so maybe somethings changed in how chromium is built.
I've looked at fetch.py --help but don't see any way of telling it not to try and download the helper binary files.

MauryG5:
Yes, I also think at this point, that the guide is now outdated and you have to update because I am realizing that there are several inconsistencies with what I am doing. But I noticed, however, that the source that Raptor supports for a while now, I saw that his interior are almost all the files that have been created with the work I did from I did from 0. I ask myself then and if yes Did you try to fill in and install those who have already done? The point is, however, that I don't know what procedure it takes, I have not found news to be able to do it, I would like to try at least to see if using those springs already ready, you can also make a chromium for ubuntu at least ... if you You know how to make the compilation of those sources would be a great thing ...

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