Closed 0-wiz-0 closed 4 years ago
When you update one component from emacs LSP organization you should update all. Even better is to delete the old packages and install all of them after restarting.
I marked all installed packages for upgrading. Is there dependency handling in melpa packages?
Pretty much no. Your issue is probably caused by package.el trying to update lsp-ui before lsp-mode.
So is the package probably broken now and I should reinstall it, or is it fine? What's the best way forward?
Reinstall all lsp-* packages. One way to do that is to go to .emacs.d/elpa and delete them. Then restart emacs and let it download them again in the way you normally do.
I have only three: lsp-mode, lsp-treemacs, and lsp-ui. I think there should probably be a package.el bug report to have a (better) dependency system... Thanks for the feedback!
I filed an upstream bug report: https://debbugs.gnu.org/cgi/bugreport.cgi?bug=41926 for package.el.
I just used the automatic update method (list-packages + 'U') to update my install packages and got this error:
I hope this is the right place to report this problem.