Open Arcyne opened 2 years ago
Did you remove the Cargo.lock file intentionally? With the Cargo.lock file intact I can build v1.1.1 without problems
Hmm, no, I only looked into mitigations when I had compile problems. I ended up working through the issue by simply commenting out the offending code although I had to do so in the /home/rharlicker/.cargo/registry/src/github.com-1ecc6299db9ec823/one2html-1.1.1/src folder instead of the original path that I had pulled the github source into.
Weird, haven't looked into it further although my inability to leave things unsolved will prompt me to try again.... :-)
I'm currently having this problem and I haven't tinkered with any files.
edit: nvm I simply commented out the line and it works now
I'll have to take a closer look at this. I tried to fix this by updating onenote_parser
to use a newer version of indicatif
, but it seems that the latest changes in Rust around backtrace
somehow broke the backtrace
feature in this crate (although it compiles fine in onenote_parser
weirdly enough…)
Installing with --locked
worked for me.
I got it installed by using this command cargo install --no-default-features --locked one2html
I got it installed by using this command cargo install --no-default-features --locked one2html
@joao-sd it solved the problem, thank you
I'm new to rust so I'm working out how to identify the dependencies, but figured I would write up the issue in case it is easier for you to fix.
Error:
---- Noticed the following in the logs...
-- Did some searching, found cargo tree
-- I Attempted to fix the Cargo.toml file to override the dependencies to indicatif v0.17.0 but it didn't seem to take event through cargo tree and cargo tree -d looked clean afterwards. (e.g the original error...)
cargo tree
Thoughts?