Closed Telsenome closed 1 year ago
Hmm... I'm not quite sure how to get those errors. stack should take care of that. How did you get stack?
I generally use nix, though it does look like my shell.nix is insufficient.
@dustin Thank you for taking the time to answer. I just went to https://docs.haskellstack.org/en/stable/install_and_upgrade/ and downloaded the Windows installer to install it. then I followed the instructions from the readme
I will try restarting the computer and see what it gives :-)
Edit: Unfortunately it didn't solve the issue, I'm still getting the same errors
Ah, OK. I have no exposure to Windows at all. The dependency failures seem to be around the unix
package, so it might just be that that's not available.
The unix
package itself is used for moving files around, path manipulation, and hard linking. It might be possible to abstract this, but I'd be wildly guessing with no ability to test.
qsem
and postgresql-libpq
are possibly easier to work around since they're just complaining about newer libraries being available than they were expecting.
Will check if anything's wrong with the unix
package or if it's not even installed. Thank you for all the help!
Hi again @dustin, do you know how to install the unix
package on Windows? I Googled but I'm not sure how to interpret the search results...
Hi, sorry for this newbie question but I'm not so acquainted with the terminal and this kind of setup. Are there any simple steps I could take to solve these dependence errors?