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..and I can't find anything saying what version it should build against. Or is it now considered totally obsolete?
The first few lines of the results of 'zig build' on ubuntu 20.04 are:
$ zig build Semantic Analysis [1042/1665] ./src/main.zig:594:8: error: no member named 'cwd_dir' in struct 'std.child_process.ChildProcess' git.cwd_dir = target_dir; ^ ./src/main.zig:556:13: note: referenced here try runGit(&[_][]const u8{ ^ ./src/main.zig:509:76: note: referenced here installPackageInternal(allocator, target_dir, full_name, install_mode) catch |err| switch (err) { ^ ./src/main.zig:237:43: note: referenced here success = success and try installPackage(allocator, target_dir, repo_spec, cli.options.mode); ^ zpm...The following command exited with error code 1: ...
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Hi, I agree this should be mentioned in the README. I assume this requires zig master (or some reasonably recent zig), as do most zig projects.
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Right now, zpm itself is unmaintained until i find the time for a rewrite. I'll hook it up against CI then so it will keep up with latest master
this issue should be closed, we're up to 0.10+ now
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..and I can't find anything saying what version it should build against. Or is it now considered totally obsolete?
The first few lines of the results of 'zig build' on ubuntu 20.04 are:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: