Error when specifying a commit hash as the version

[speigg]

  "bower": {
    "famous": {
      "git": "https://github.com/Famous/famous",
      "version": "98e05eb4326f099e"
    }
  }

While building the application:
/Users/gspeiginer/.meteor/tools/858c88b520/lib/node_modules/fibers/future.js:326:15: Unable to find suitable version for famous (compiling smart.json)
  at Object.Future.wait (/Users/gspeiginer/.meteor/tools/858c88b520/lib/node_modules/fibers/future.js:326:15)
  at Object.install (packages/meteor/helpers.js:111)
  at bowerHandler (packages/bower/plugin/handler.js:58)
  at packages/bower/plugin/handler.js:168

[speigg]

I finally got this to work. Two things:

1. "git" was supposed to be "source" (my fault)
2. For some reason, I couldn't use the name "famous", because it was ignoring all my options.

This is what finally worked:

  "bower": {
    "famousX": {
      "source": "git://github.com/Famous/famous.git",
      "version": "98e05eb4326f099",
      "additionalFiles": [
        "dist/famous.min.js"
      ]
    }
  }

I feel like it should also work without me having to add the X at the end.

[speigg]

Okay, never mind, the reason it didn't work until I added the X was because it was previously grabbing from the existing cache (and thus ignoring all of the options I specified)... problem solved.

[mquandalle]

The current code is a bit tricky. I have great hopes that the upcoming packaging system in Meteor will allow us to create a much more better, finely integrated bower package.