build.dependency unable to find existent module when compiling with zig-cli, works fine through git
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Without this, the package manager will not include build.zig in the fetched package, leading to the resulting package being unusable. See ziglang/zig#18282
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This isn't a bug in Zig, but rather in zig-cli. I submitted a PR to that project fixing the issue, with an explanation: sam701/zig-cli#29 |
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Alright, though honestly the error message should probably be less obtuse. I'll close this and open a new one requesting a better error. |
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As per some info found through ziglang/zig#18282, this is apparently necessary to use this library as a dependency.
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As per some info found through ziglang/zig#18282, this is apparently necessary to use this library as a dependency.
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As per some info found through ziglang/zig#18282, this is apparently necessary to use this library as a dependency.
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As per some info found through ziglang/zig#18282, this is apparently necessary to use this library as a dependency. Co-authored-by: Drum Ogilvie <me@daogilvie.com>
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* Update to Zig 0.12.0 and raylib 5.1-dev * More build.zig fixes for 0.12 * Get module with target and optimization * Add examples to build step when compiling for emscripten * Remove unused function * Add build.* and emcc.zig to the zon paths (#83) As per some info found through ziglang/zig#18282, this is apparently necessary to use this library as a dependency. Co-authored-by: Drum Ogilvie <me@daogilvie.com> * Update binding --------- Co-authored-by: Drum Ogilvie <me@daogilvie.com>
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* Update to Zig 0.12.0 and raylib 5.1-dev * More build.zig fixes for 0.12 * Get module with target and optimization * Add examples to build step when compiling for emscripten * Remove unused function * Add build.* and emcc.zig to the zon paths (#83) As per some info found through ziglang/zig#18282, this is apparently necessary to use this library as a dependency. Co-authored-by: Drum Ogilvie <me@daogilvie.com> * Update binding
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Zig Version
0.12.0-dev.1828+225fe6ddb
Steps to Reproduce and Observed Behavior
I don't have the knowledge of compiler internals needed to produce a minimal example, so here's how I ran into it
zig-cliinstalled viabuild.zig.zonandbuild.dependency(thestandaloneexample in that crate works as a testbed if you fetch the latest version)thread 2889359 panic: unable to find module 'zig-cli'Expected Behavior
The module should be detected and building should work fine (like if you use git submodules).
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