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metalib is missing even after git submodule update && git submodule init command #59
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weird it is there:
idk why it's missing |
shouldn't it be:
U aksi see it is in the project splits json file so I think that's correct. Idk yet how to do it with one command. |
the git ignore ignores it? why?
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wait, nvm it makes sense to ignore the submodules |
I will manually change the file in my fork and the re update and init all submodules, though it feels weird...https://stackoverflow.com/questions/74757297/how-do-i-make-sure-to-re-add-a-submodule-correctly-with-a-git-command-without-ma |
to update all
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I manually changed it but I think this is enough:
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This one I'm not sure about, I'll keep it open until I can try a fresh install to see if I can reproduce. |
@HazardousPeach were you able to solve this? |
I'm confused, why does it say ignored?
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@HazardousPeach you have two meta-libs in the .gitmodules. Why? I think this is a mistake, let me know if I'm wrong :). Url: https://github.com/UCSD-PL/proverbot9001/blob/develop/.gitmodules |
The git ignore is because we don't want to commit changes we make inside the projects generally. You can change that to see if it fixes anything for you, if it does pull requests welcome. Otherwise, for adding submodules just add the |
@HazardousPeach your
Why is the other present? |
also the above line is confusing me in the fact that this is also missing in the original
Is that run anywhere? Is there a reason you don't have a list of git submodule adds recorded in your dependency install? |
I think this is most crucial @HazardousPeach -- how do I check the (two?) metalib's were installed correct? How should the repo and .gitmodules files look like for example? Thanks in advance for ALL the help. :) |
I tried:
I think I will simply install that coq version 8.15. I can't reproduce what you had in your set up such that it works without issues :( idk, the .gitmodules don't store the commit so I have no idea how git is aactually making sure we are using the right commits. |
likely needed: https://stackoverflow.com/questions/75452407/how-does-one-pin-freeze-a-version-of-the-dependencies-of-an-opam-project-package and a command like this is likely needed:
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@HazardousPeach I think this will fail:
because we need the specific repo that is compatible with coq 8.10, right? |
closes this issue imho: #86 |
Idk why but
coq/metalib
is missing even after doing:and see:
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