Open sniperrifle2004 opened 6 years ago
The strict relation between the atom plugin and the server currently exists because in this early stage of development, the protocol between them changed several times. After it stabilizes I plan to allow a wider range of versions to work with the client.
I tried and failed to get haskell-tools working in Atom (and Atom-Beta). I first tried installing with stack
and resolver lts-10.2
. I get an error in Atom:
The server version is not compatible with the client version. For this client the server version must be at >= 1,0,0,0 and < 1,1,0,0. You should probably update both the client and the server to the latest versions.
IIRC, at the time I was running version 1.0.0.2 of haskell-tools
:
$ ht-daemon --version
1.0.0.2
I realised that I hadn't followed the installation instructions for haskell-tools
to the letter so I reinstalled using a nightly resolver:
$ stack install haskell-tools-daemon haskell-tools-cli --resolver=nightly
This installs version 1.0.0.3 of haskell-tools
:
$ ht-daemon --version
1.0.0.3
Unfortunately, I get the same error as above from Atom.
I seem to be running 1.0.0 of the Atom haskell-tools plugin:
$ apm show haskell-tools
haskell-tools
├── 1.0.0
├── https://github.com/nboldi/haskell-tools-atom
├── A binding for the Haskell-tools framework
├── 492 downloads
└── 0 stars
Run `apm install haskell-tools` to install this package.
As an aside, I was able to use ht-refact
from the command line to organise imports in my project. Is there anything I can try to get this working in Atom? Any progress on a Spacemacs/Emacs plugin. I really like Atom but I tend to use Spacemacs atm because of it's great Intero support.
There was an error in how the versions were compared, but it is fixed in the 1.1.0
version of the Atom haskell-tools plugin. Thank you for the feedback!
Excellent, thanks! I updated the Atom plugin to 1.1.0 and it works 🎉!
Currently this package follows the ht-daemon version quite strictly. While this is acceptable in the haskell eco system, the atom plugin is NOT a part of this eco system. I should be able to use the atom plugin with a wider range of environments than just the most recent one.