stack build fails due to haddock-library internal dependency on attoparsec #629
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Does it work when you use an LTS |
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That command throws the same error:
Not sure if it matters but I have Hakyll installed on my current stack; I saw the error first when running |
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Okay I think this is a local problem for me, I received these instructions in the #haskell-beginner channel on the functional programming slack channel and I was able to install:
Thanks much! |
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Just leaving a comment to note that I am getting the exact same error, but I doubt it is the fault of |
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@byorgey I think this has been fixed in recent |
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@jaspervdj Thanks for the link. But I'm using |
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This works: stack install pandoc --resolver=lts-11.9 (I suppose pandoc may be off-topic, but I'm wondering if there are some stackage versions with broken packages?) |
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lts-11.9 resolver worked for me too. Had this exact same problem with lts-11.11. |
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I managed to build hakyll according to the suggestion 1 resolver: lts-11.4
packages:
- .
- location:
git: https://github.com/st3ll1s/haddock/
commit: b3912d70f74b0693f1ea8cffb8f547b1303ef325
subdirs:
- haddock-library
extra-dep: true
extra-deps:
- pandoc-2.1.3
- pandoc-types-1.17.4.2Would also like to add that, which might be unrelated, on mac I reinstalled stack using
when I |
I'm brand new to Haskell (been studying the lang for a few weeks and just got the toolchain setup this weekend) and I can't find anyone talking about this, so I'm guessing (hoping) it's an easy fix. I just haven't found it after a day of googling.
I've been getting myself setup following An opinionated guide to Haskell in 2018.
The build fails on pandoc-2.1.2. Here's the build output:
I have seen other issues that seem relevant, but I don't really know enough about what's going on to get any further myself. (I'm kinda hoping I just missed the flag I need to pass to
stack buildin the help output.)Thanks so much in advance for any help!
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