Error: "newprompt" is not found about yoda

[Bushmills]

I've removed DEPENDENCIES, Who wants to read about those, should look into the wiki instead :)

[Bushmills]

execute "yoda dependencies" (before launching yoda) once, to rebuild dependencies. Alternatively, simply delete the dependencies file, then yoda will rebuild it when starting.

yoda doesn't yet figure out by itself when libraries have been added, or words moved between them. I intend to add that by setting a version tag in the dependencies file and compare against the version of yoda launched.

dependencies are simply a list of library files, telling yoda which file to consult to resolve specific words. your dependencies don't contain information about where to find newprompt nor files.

this line:
needs: newprompt newquery$
in your defaults asks yoda to include the library files containing these words (upgraded versions of prompt and query, compared to the minimal versions in yoda itself), set through deferred words.

[ruv]

Thank you, it works now.
I expected that it should just work after updating (git pull) too.

The DEPENDENCIES file was changed and now it doesn't match the git index. Probably it should be ignored (via the .gitignore file in git).

[Bushmills]

it is .gitignored. the version on your computer has been generated as result of yoda executing.

[Bushmills]

well, dependencies is. DEPENDENCIES (in capitals) is a descriptive text file, and not on .gitignore list.
Maybe I should move DEPENDENCIES to the documentation / wiki section on github, rather than adding it as file to yoda download, to reduce potential confusion,

[ruv]

it is .gitignored. the version on your computer has been generated as result of yoda executing.

Oh, I see.

The yoda/.git/config file contains the lines:

[core]
  ignorecase = true

So it rewrites the DEPENDENCIES file (in capitals).

Setting ignorecase = false doesn't help, it looks like the underline file system limitations/configurations (WSL v1).

[ruv]

For check, I set the file system case sensitivity for the yoda directory. After that it works fine by auto-creating the dependencies file when it's absent (regardless of the DEPENDENCIES file).