diff --git a/errors/CycleInDeclaration.md b/errors/CycleInDeclaration.md index 1e5035d2..c99f6e6e 100644 --- a/errors/CycleInDeclaration.md +++ b/errors/CycleInDeclaration.md @@ -3,7 +3,7 @@ ## Example ```text -$ pulp repl +$ spago repl > x = x Error found: diff --git a/errors/ModuleNotFound.md b/errors/ModuleNotFound.md index 7246352d..b6550afb 100644 --- a/errors/ModuleNotFound.md +++ b/errors/ModuleNotFound.md @@ -21,6 +21,6 @@ Check that: - you have spelled the name of the module correctly, - if the module comes from a library, that you have installed that library in your project, -- you have supplied the filename of the module to `purs build` on the command line (note that build tools, such as `webpack` or `pulp`, should generally take care of this for you; if in doubt, check their documentation). +- you have supplied the filename of the module to `purs build` on the command line (note that build tools, such as `webpack`, `parcel` or `spago`, should generally take care of this for you; if in doubt, check their documentation). If you know which module you are looking for but are unsure which library it comes from, you can search for it on .