Closed chancez closed 8 years ago
I'm getting this same issue. I've seen some reports of people seeing this when they didn't have the XCode command line tools installed, but I definitely have them installed. I can brew uninstall msgpack
and see that brew install neovim-dot-app
reinstalls it as a dependency but still fails to link.
Actually it looks like this may be a dupe of #184, which was fixed with 7ca70378c32a57575310c405bb5100290c716692.
Unfortunately I wasn't able to see if that fixes the issue because brew install --HEAD neovim-dot-app
tells me that it needs a newer neovim version (1.3.0-202 vs 1.3.0-0) and trying to brew upgrade --HEAD neovim
fails for me with something about luv-static
(presumably libuv related). Couldn't get neovim to upgrade even by uninstalling, blowing away homebrew cache, and reinstalling.
@dylanscott You need to have the full xcode suite, not just command line tools regarding the first part.
I believe I do - at least I can launch the XCode application, and running xcode-select --install
yields
xcode-select: error: command line tools are already installed, use "Software Update" to install updates
@dylanscott I managed to get it to work using the --HEAD
versions of both NeoVim and NeoVim-dot-app.
@gwerbin that worked for me now, not seeing the luv-static
error anymore 👍
Created a new release 0.1.4 and added it to the Homebrew formula. brew install
should now work without --HEAD
.
@rogual Not sure if I'm doing something wrong but brew install neovim-dot-app
was using version 0.1.2. I had to use brew install --HEAD neovim-dot-app
to get the build to complete.
Referring to this: https://github.com/rogual/neovim-dot-app/blob/master/SConstruct#L12
I ask because I'm getting the following when trying to install via brew: