Closed nayyarv closed 5 years ago
This looks interesting. I will try to take a closer look soon. Thanks for the contribution.
Thanks Dan. Any chance I could request another release, v1.0.2? The error message doesn't show up on any machine I've used develop
on, but it returns with a vengeance on new machines haha!
Much appreciated!
I’ll try to release something this weekend. I’m sorry that I didn’t get to it last week.
@nayyarv I released v1.0.2 this morning. It should get picked up soon.
Hey dan, sorry to keep bothering you, but it appears that the JuliaRegistry method has changed somewhat since your last release.
This hasn't been updated https://github.com/JuliaRegistries/General/blob/master/W/WAV/Versions.toml
And having a read of https://github.com/JuliaRegistries/Registrator.jl, I think you might need to call on the registry bot?
You are correct @nayyarv. The release process has changed and I don’t have that new toml file.
I am traveling this week without a computer. I think that I managed to install the release bot correctly, but I can’t create the pull request until next week. Do you mind preparing a pull request with the required info? I think that I can merge it from my phone.
Certainly, I'll have a look, from what I can tell it's as simple as invoking the bot and it generates the necessary files. Lemme work it out and get something sent your way
As per #74,
You have runtime search for the library, but not a reimport if it already exists. This is kind of python inspired, so let me know if you'd prefer something else.
This should be reproducible where you create two packages with WAV as a dependency and try
using
themMoving the defaulting warning wavplay function to the
__init__
fixes the precompile issuesince it's never defined unless it needs to be (maybe this a thing you could do with older Julia)
I still believe that this should be done at compile time. What I think you could do, would be to do a check if libpulse is installed and is different and throw a warning suggesting a rebuild? That's what most other packages do in this case (from what I can tell)