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Consider Windows / MacOS support (I believe we can use GitHub actions for a build matrix that cover both) -- I haven't investigated why this is difficult, but if it's related to deployment of Postgres, perhaps we can discuss this separately.
Unfortunately, following your build instructions (with zero Nix experience), I get:
Probably the postgresql.nix file had version constraints added since you last modified this project? Adding --show-trace does print out a whole lot more, but I'm not able to decipher what file to touch in order to resolve the missing 'version' attribute.
Also, since this is apparently a bit difficult to get working, perhaps we should consider multiple installation methods? E.g. via cabal/stack also. Something that eckyputrady/haskell-scotty-realworld-example-app (which is also mostly done and abandoned) is Heroku deployment, which lowers the bar for getting Postgres up and running. @anishkny was suggesting a Dockerfile.
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Hi @boxyoman!
Thanks a lot for your effort so far!
I'd like to contribute to make this Servant-based example stable.
Collecting what seems to be loose ends in gothinkster/realworld#73:
Unfortunately, following your build instructions (with zero Nix experience), I get:
Probably the
postgresql.nix
file had version constraints added since you last modified this project? Adding--show-trace
does print out a whole lot more, but I'm not able to decipher what file to touch in order to resolve the missing 'version' attribute.Also, since this is apparently a bit difficult to get working, perhaps we should consider multiple installation methods? E.g. via
cabal
/stack
also. Something that eckyputrady/haskell-scotty-realworld-example-app (which is also mostly done and abandoned) is Heroku deployment, which lowers the bar for getting Postgres up and running. @anishkny was suggesting a Dockerfile.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: