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yaml-0.8.18.4 fails to install on Windows #94

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TerrorJack opened this issue Sep 4, 2016 · 4 comments
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yaml-0.8.18.4 fails to install on Windows #94

TerrorJack opened this issue Sep 4, 2016 · 4 comments

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@TerrorJack
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Using stack install yaml using the latest Nightly snapshot, the error message is Invalid file name in tar archive: "yaml-0.8.18.4\\test\\resources\\accente\SOH\\". Manually fixing the cached tar archive by proper re-packaging fixes the problem. Is anyone else having the same problem?

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snoyberg commented Sep 4, 2016

It's a problem I've been battling with for a few days, and it seems the
last "fix" I made was incomplete. Can you try with yaml-0.8.18.5 once it
propagates to the indices?

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Using stack install yaml using the latest Nightly snapshot, the error
message is Invalid file name in tar archive: "yaml-0.8.18.4\test
resources\accente\SOH". Manually fixing the cached tar archive by
proper re-packaging fixes the problem. Is anyone else having the same
problem?


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@snoyberg It works now, thanks.

@beerendlauwers
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Fix for people using Stack if the newest version hasn't propagated yet: put this in your stack.yaml file:

packages:
- location:
    git: https://github.com/snoyberg/yaml.git
    commit: e6ffcee39ab075ada8ba2b29c1f57af2f1448f91

Then, do stack build again.

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snoyberg commented Sep 5, 2016

Easier still is probably just to revert to an older yaml version as an
extra-dep.

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Fix for people using Stack if the newest version hasn't propagated yet:
put this in your stack.yaml file:

packages:

Then, do stack build again.


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