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Lattyware / elm-fontawesome

FontAwesome for Elm.
https://package.elm-lang.org/packages/lattyware/elm-fontawesome/latest/
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Problem building dependencies #15

Open CharlonTank opened 3 months ago

CharlonTank commented 3 months ago

Hello, I get this error:

PROBLEM BUILDING DEPENDENCIES - I ran into a compilation error when trying to build the following package:

lattyware/elm-fontawesome 7.0.0

This probably means it has package constraints that are too wide. It may be possible to tweak your elm.json to avoid the root problem as a stopgap. Head over to https://elm-lang.org/community to get help figuring out how to take this path!

Note: To help with the root problem, please report this to the package author along with the following information:

elm/core 1.0.5
elm/html 1.0.0
elm/svg 1.0.1

If you want to help out even more, try building the package locally. That should give you much more specific information about why this package is failing to build, which will in turn make it easier for the package author to fix it!

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CharlonTank commented 2 months ago

Thank you @leojpod, @Lattyware, what do you think about this? 🙏

Lattyware commented 1 month ago

I can't reproduce any problem here, it builds fine for me in my test cases, but I've made the change in the generator as I can't imagine any issue arising (no one is going to be stuck on an old version of core after so long).

Lattyware commented 1 month ago

Reopened as apparently the issue still exists. Some more detail on how to reproduce the issue would be great.

CharlonTank commented 1 month ago

Thank you for reopening the issue, basically, I use VSCode and I always get this error:

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Lattyware commented 1 month ago

OK, now published, please give 7.1.2 a try and see if it works for you, it correctly installed and worked for the example, so if not I suspect it's something with your environment. Still not really sure why a wider compatibility would be an issue unless I was using something from a newer version, but I should see that as a problem if so.