Brew's formula is disabled #105
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Hmm, I'm not sure what's going on here with Homebrew. @athas would like to have a look? Regarding Nix, that might be a macOS problem. I've tried it on Linux and it worked, except for some problem with the fonts. Can you provide some logs? |
There is/was a fix to the macOS issue in #101, but the PR never got merged because CI is stuck, and there is a hard restriction on merging anything without positive CI results. |
Ouch. I'll see if I can get it past CI in the coming days. |
This turned out to be a lot more painful than I had hoped for. To be honest, I don't have to energy or time to fix these things and maintain the project, esp. as I'm no longer making screencasts. If anyone would like to take it over and keep it up date, let me know. If not, maybe I should "archive" this repository. |
@athas do you have any ideas here? It seems this codebase is suffering from severe bit rot, and I have basically zero time or energy to work on it nowadays. The If there's no new maintainer keen on doing the work, I suggest we archive the repository. |
I don't think I have the stomach for working with effect systems in Haskell. |
😆 I hear you. I'll archive it now. If someone wants to revive this project then go ahead and fork. |
Following the installation instructions for
brew
fails with:❯ brew install komposition Error: komposition has been disabled because it does not build!
The formula indeed shows up as disabled on brew.sh:
Desktop
brew
Additional context
I've also tried installing it via
nix
, but it unfortunately didn't work as well!Happy to provide more information on a separate ticket!
Looking forwards to trying Komposition.
Thanks for writing it!
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