Open mschindlerMM opened 4 years ago
@mschindlerMM Could you try to delete ~/.elm
and ./elm-stuff
then retry please (both to install 1.0.2
then to publish 1.0.3
). I suspect your local cache has become desynchronized because of an unfortunate glitch on the package server the day you published 1.0.2.
@rlefevre That worked to me. Thank you!
I'm currently having this issue ☝️
● Version number 3.0.0 verified (MAJOR change, 2.0.0 => 3.0.0)
● Version 3.0.0 is tagged on GitHub
● No uncommitted changes in local code
● Code downloaded successfully from GitHub
● Downloaded code compiles successfully
-- PROBLEM PUBLISHING PACKAGE --------------------------------------------------
I need to send information about your package to the package website, so I tried
to fetch:
https://package.elm-lang.org/register?name=icidasset%2Felm-material-icons&version=3.0.0&commit-hash=b4211a19df72b51284adf5a79bfae2e40409b673
But it came back as 400 Bad Request
I tried removing elm-stuff
, ~/.elm
and the entire local git repo. But nothing seemed to help. Any ideas? Thanks!
@icidasset
This is a different issue.
I think that currently, docs.json
documentation once built must not be above 512KiB, yours seems to be above 664KiB.
See https://discourse.elm-lang.org/t/publishing-a-package-with-api-documentation-512kb/1562 and https://github.com/elm/package.elm-lang.org/issues/320.
It would be preferable to open a new issue.
Quick Summary:
SSCCE
I published/updated a package to version 1.0.2 yesterday (https://package.elm-lang.org/packages/mercurymedia/elm-message-toast/latest/). Updated the package today again and wanted to publish it. But when I tried it, the console returned:
It seems Elm does not recognise that the current version is 1.0.2 (and not 1.0.1). So I checked out the tag 1.0.2 again and run
elm publish
. This lead this time to another error:Additional Details
Also tried to install version 1.0.2 as package, but I could not be found. Even though it is listed on https://package.elm-lang.org/packages/mercurymedia/elm-message-toast/latest/ with that version. Seems like Elm does not recognise the new version?