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Should be fixed in 23.8.0.
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Hi wiz!
This is a pretty annoying bug, and of course I am not able to reproduce it ;) could you please provide the output of the pkgin sfd pandoc
command?
I can't find this package on the officials binaries repos, is it a custom bulk build? Any particular option added to the build?
Thanks
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I had built pandoc in a limited pbulk myself.
I just did that again and tried again, and pkgin still ignores dependencies when installing packages.
# pkgin in pandoc
installing pandoc-2.13nb1...
...
installing hs-SHA-1.6.4.4nb1...
...
installing ghc-9.0.1nb5...
...
i.e. the installation STARTS with pandoc
, and ghc
is installed in the middle, after some hs-*
are already installed, even though:
# pkg_info hs-SHA
...
Requires:
ghc>=9.0
...
and similar for pandoc
with a much longer list.
on stdout there are no errors, but the pkg_install.log
is quite unhappy, starting with:
---Jul 30 12:09:46: installing pandoc-2.13nb1...
hashable-1.3.1.0: package(s) with this id already exist: hashable-1.3.1.0-IDbfflc1pEO449reqjcct1
hashable-1.3.1.0: package hashable-1.3.1.0 is already installed
hashable-1.3.1.0: Package names may be treated case-insensitively in the future.
Package hashable-1.3.1.0 overlaps with: hashable-1.3.1.0 (use --force to override)
integer-logarithms-1.0.3.1: package(s) with this id already exist: integer-logarithms-1.0.3.1-4RpwtjMVqT0IdWLCKsR7uo
integer-logarithms-1.0.3.1: package integer-logarithms-1.0.3.1 is already installed
integer-logarithms-1.0.3.1: Package names may be treated case-insensitively in the future.
lots more like that, then it seems pkgin tries to install the packages it should have installed before:
---Jul 30 12:10:30: installing hs-zlib-0.6.2.3nb1...
unregistering would break the following packages: pandoc-2.13 zip-archive-0.4.1 skylighting-0.10.5.1 skylighting-core-0.10.5.1 JuicyPixels-3.3.5 http-client-tls-0.3.5.3 http-client-0.7.8 citeproc-0.3.0.9 streaming-commons-0.2.2.1 conduit-extra-1.3.5 xml-conduit-1.9.1.1 (ignoring)
lots more like that.
pkgin sfd pandoc
looks ok:
full dependency tree for pandoc-2.13nb1
hs-indexed-traversable>=0.1.1nb1
hs-distributive>=0.6.2.1nb1
hs-comonad>=5.0.8nb1
xmlcatmgr>=2.0beta1
hs-bifunctors>=5.5.10nb1
hs-vector-algorithms>=0.8.0.4nb1
hs-mono-traversable>=1.0.15.1nb1
hs-typed-process>=0.2.6.0nb1
hs-unliftio-core>=0.2.0.1nb1
hs-haskell-lexer>=1.1nb1
hs-byteorder>=1.0.4nb1
hs-appar>=0.1.8nb1
hs-async>=2.2.3nb1
hs-cereal>=0.5.8.1nb1
hs-asn1-parse>=0.9.5nb1
hs-pem>=0.2.4nb1
hs-hourglass>=0.2.12nb1
hs-asn1-types>=0.3.4nb1
hs-asn1-encoding>=0.9.6nb1
hs-assoc>=1.0.2nb1
hs-semigroups>=0.19.1nb2
hs-old-locale>=1.0.0.7nb1
hs-base-orphans>=0.8.4nb1
hs-generic-deriving>=1.14nb1
hs-fail>=4.9.0.0nb1
libxml2>=2.9.10nb4
llvm-[0-9]*
libffi>=3.3nb1
gmp>=5.0.1
hs-transformers-compat>=0.6.6nb1
hs-uuid-types>=1.0.4nb1
hs-time-compat>=1.9.5nb1
hs-these>=1.1.1.1nb1
hs-th-abstraction>=0.4.2.0nb1
hs-tagged>=0.8.6.1nb1
hs-strict>=0.4.0.1nb1
hs-dlist>=1.0nb1
hs-data-fix>=0.3.1nb1
hs-base-compat-batteries>=0.11.2nb1
hs-cmdargs>=0.10.21nb1
hs-base-compat>=0.11.2nb1
hs-uniplate>=1.6.13nb1
hs-rfc5051>=0.2nb1
hs-x509-validation>=1.6.11nb1
hs-x509-system>=1.6.6nb1
hs-x509-store>=1.6.7nb1
hs-x509>=1.7.5nb1
hs-socks>=0.6.1nb1
hs-basement>=0.0.11nb1
hs-data-default-instances-old-locale>=0.0.1nb1
hs-data-default-instances-dlist>=0.0.1nb5
hs-data-default-instances-containers>=0.0.1nb1
hs-vector>=0.12.0.3nb1
lua53>=5.3.0<5.4
hs-streaming-commons>=0.2.2.1nb1
hs-mime-types>=0.1.0.9nb1
hs-iproute>=1.7.11nb1
hs-cookie>=0.4.5nb1
hs-blaze-builder>=0.4.2.1nb1
hs-tls>=1.5.5nb1
hs-memory>=0.15.0nb1
hs-cryptonite>=0.28nb1
hs-th-compat>=0.1.2nb1
hs-QuickCheck>=2.14.2nb1
hs-splitmix>=0.1.0.3nb1
hs-primitive>=0.7.1.0nb1
hs-integer-logarithms>=1.0.3.1nb1
hs-pretty-show>=1.10nb1
hs-utf8-string>=1.0.2nb1
hs-colour>=2.3.5nb1
hs-ansi-terminal>=0.11nb1
hs-errors>=2.3.0nb1
hs-base16-bytestring>=1.0.1.0nb1
hs-hashable>=1.3.1.0nb1
hs-xml-types>=0.3.8nb1
hs-resourcet>=1.2.4.2nb1
hs-data-default-class>=0.1.2.0nb1
hs-conduit-extra>=1.3.5nb1
hs-conduit>=1.3.4.1nb1
hs-digest>=0.0.1.2nb1
hs-zlib>=0.6.2.3nb1
hs-zip-archive>=0.4.1nb1
hs-xml-conduit>=1.9.1.1nb1
hs-xml>=1.3.14nb1
hs-unordered-containers>=0.2.13.0nb1
hs-unicode-transforms>=0.3.7.1nb1
hs-text-conversions>=0.3.1nb1
hs-texmath>=0.12.2nb1
hs-temporary>=1.3nb1
hs-tagsoup>=0.14.8nb1
hs-syb>=0.7.2.1nb1
hs-split>=0.2.3.4nb1
hs-skylighting-core>=0.10.5.1nb1
hs-skylighting>=0.10.5.1nb1
hs-scientific>=0.3.6.2nb2
hs-safe>=0.3.19nb1
hs-random>=1.2.0nb1
hs-pandoc-types>=1.22nb1
hs-network-uri>=2.6.4.1nb1
hs-network>=3.1.2.1nb1
hs-jira-wiki-markup>=1.3.4nb1
hs-ipynb>=0.1.0.1nb1
hs-http-types>=0.12.3nb1
hs-http-client-tls>=0.3.5.3nb1
hs-http-client>=0.7.8nb1
hs-hslua-module-text>=0.3.0.1nb1
hs-hslua-module-system>=0.2.2.1nb1
hs-hslua-module-path>=0.1.0.1nb1
hs-hslua>=1.3.0.1nb1
hs-haddock-library>=1.10.0nb1
hs-file-embed>=0.0.13.0nb1
hs-emojis>=0.1nb1
hs-doctemplates>=0.9nb1
hs-doclayout>=0.3.0.2nb1
hs-data-default>=0.7.1.1nb1
hs-connection>=0.3.1nb1
hs-commonmark-pandoc>=0.2.0.1nb1
hs-commonmark-extensions>=0.2.0.4nb1
hs-commonmark>=0.1.1.4nb1
hs-citeproc>=0.3.0.9nb1
hs-case-insensitive>=1.2.1.0nb1
hs-blaze-markup>=0.8.2.8nb1
hs-blaze-html>=0.9.1.2nb1
hs-base64-bytestring>=1.2.0.1nb1
hs-attoparsec>=0.14.1nb1
hs-aeson-pretty>=0.8.8nb1
hs-aeson>=1.5.6.0nb1
hs-SHA>=1.6.4.4nb1
hs-JuicyPixels>=3.3.5nb1
hs-HsYAML>=0.2.1.0nb1
hs-HTTP>=4000.3.16nb1
hs-Glob>=0.10.1nb1
ghc>=9.0
So it seems to me that the dependencies are registered correctly in the binary packages, butpkgin
does not follow a bottom-up installation order.
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Is it possible to copy this entire package set somewhere so we can just operate against it?
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Give me 30GB of space and I'll upload it.
Have you tried building pandoc and don't see this issue?
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pandoc doesn't build on my NetBSD bulk build host due to ghc bugs: https://us-east.manta.joyent.com/pkgsrc/public/reports/NetBSD/trunk/x86_64/20210726.0823/ghc-9.0.1nb5/build.log
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Sorry, didn't mean to trigger GitHub auto-close. While this is fixed, it's not yet released, so I'll do that when the next version is ready.
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Thank you for handling this one!
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