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random error messages when cd'ing to different directories #13
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.pkgx.yaml content in /analytics:
dependencies:
python@3.11 gh ruff psql xcError:
/itn $ cd ../analytics
env -nodejs.org@18.16.0 -pnpm.io^8.10.5 -git-scm.org^2.42
warn: parse failure: google.github.io/snappy
warn: parse failure: google.github.io/snappy
warn: parse failure: google.github.io/snappy
warn: parse failure: google.github.io/snappy
warn: parse failure: google.github.io/snappy
warn: parse failure: google.github.io/snappy
warn: parse failure: google.github.io/snappy
warn: parse failure: google.github.io/snappy
Assertion failed: pkgx: env is being duped
env +python.org~3.11 +cli.github.com +astral.sh/ruff +postgresql.org +xcfile.dev +git-scm.orgNot sure what either error is - what else can I provide to help give more context?
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dosubot commentedon Mar 9, 2024
Hey @sanchitram1, nice to see you around again! Hope you're doing well.
From the error message you've shared, it seems like there are two main issues:
warn: parse failure: google.github.io/snappy- This warning message is repeated multiple times, indicating that there's an issue with parsing the dependencygoogle.github.io/snappy. However, this dependency is not listed in your.pkgx.yamlfile. It's possible that this dependency is a sub-dependency of one of the dependencies you've listed, or it might be a leftover from a previous configuration.Assertion failed: pkgx: env is being duped- This error message suggests that there's a duplicate environment variable being set. The pkgx tool is designed to manage dependencies and environment variables, and it seems to have detected a conflict.To help resolve these issues, here are a few steps you can take:
Check your other
.pkgx.yamlfiles: The error messages might be related to another.pkgx.yamlfile in a different directory. Check these files for any mention ofgoogle.github.io/snappyor duplicate environment variables.Update your pkgx version: You might be using an outdated version of pkgx that has issues with parsing certain dependencies or handling environment variables. Make sure you're using the latest version, which is v1.1.6.
Check your environment variables: The
env is being dupederror suggests that there's a conflict with environment variables. Check your system's environment variables and any environment variables set in your.pkgx.yamlfiles for duplicates.If none of these steps resolve the issue, it would be helpful if you could provide more information about your setup. Specifically, the contents of any other
.pkgx.yamlfiles you're using, the version of pkgx you're running, and any relevant environment variables would be useful.For more information on how pkgx handles
.pkgx.yamlfiles, you can refer to the src/utils/devenv.ts file in the pkgx repository. This file contains the code that parses.pkgx.yamlfiles and manages dependencies and environment variables.I hope this helps! If you have any other questions or need further clarification, feel free to ask.
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jhheider commentedon Mar 10, 2024
this is almost always a corrupt file in the pantry, due to a bad download. you should be able to
cat ~/Library/Application\ Support/pkgx/pantry/projects/google.github.io/snappy/package.ymlto see the problem, butpkgx --syncshould clear it up.gaggle commentedon Mar 14, 2024
I suddenly have this problem too, and it doesn't go away with
pkgx --sync:The
Assertion failedmessage only seems to appear with postgresql.org dependency, if I have other dependencies all is well.Since @dosubot mentions this relates to environment variables, here are mine listed out for both outside pkgx and inside the dev'd folder, in case its relevant to this failure
jhheider commentedon Mar 14, 2024
Eeeeenteresting. I can guess exactly why:
The error comes from here: https://github.com/pkgxdev/pkgx/blob/104affb636a128b9e9c6b7fb2f07f2f0ea17f128/src/prefab/construct-env.ts#L38-L40
And as of this PR: pkgxdev/libpkgx#61, on January 27th,
libpkgxallows multiple versions ofunicodein the environment, specifically to deal withpostgresqlrequiring v73 and most of our other packages built for v71. So, it is both the case that the assertion is correct, and the behavior is also correct.Due to that PR, the assertion is outdated, since we can, now, have more distinct packages than unique packages. So, good find.