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Issues bundling main branch #5
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I have a working branch (minus the last two commits) for anyone else:
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Thanks for reporting this @drnic. I have pushed a fix for this to main and released 0.2.3 |
0.2.3 didn't work. So... I don't know. Damnit. Sorry. Anyone have an idea?
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Ooh, it worked eventually.
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Actually, no, that means |
Confirm that gem "flow_client", github: "glucode/flow_client" But my branch does: gem "flow_client", github: "drnic/flow_client", branch: "finding-working-sha" 🤷♂️ |
@drnic it seems like this is a related to rubygems/rubygems#5807 What version of rubygems and bundler are you running? |
@drnic I've reverted the platform changes referenced in your earlier comment on main, do you mind trying installing from head and letting me know if that works for you please? |
Thanks. I've upgraded to latest rubygems 3.3.20, and bundler 2.3.14 (also 2.3.19), and |
Thanks for confirming @drnic, closing this |
I cannot bundle from
main
branch. I think the issue is with sha 7b086baWhen I bundle this I get an error:
The same occurs if I run this inside a docker container on my M2 macbook laptop. I haven't found another laptop arch to test.
But
gem "flow_client"
works as expected; but its missing some fixes we would like.I worked backwards, and when I removed sha 7b086ba then I could bundle.
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