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> cargo install deno ... Compiling swc_ecma_transforms v0.45.3 error[E0004]: non-exhaustive patterns: `MaxFilesWatch` not covered --> /Users/weston/.c

> cargo install deno ... Compiling swc_ecma_transforms v0.45.3 error[E0004]: non-exhaustive patterns: `MaxFilesWatch` not covered --> /Users/weston/.cargo/registry/src/github.com-1ecc6299db9ec823/deno_runtime-0.11.0/errors.rs:75:9 | 75 | match error.kind { | ^^^^^^^^^^ pattern `MaxFilesWatch` not covered

lenkite 6y ago
Admittedly as someone who doesn't code Rust, I have never tried to use cargo to install deno. On macOS I use brew. brew install deno # works with no issues and much faster Though, at the bottom of https://deno.land/#installation https://deno.land/#installation, one sees the incantation: cargo install deno --locked I removed brew's deno, installed rust (via brew) and then tried this. No compile errors. And swc_ecma_transforms compiled successfully. ... Compiling swc_ecma_transforms_proposal v0.13.1 Compiling swc_ecma_transforms_optimization v0.15.3 Compiling swc_ecma_transforms_typescript v0.14.1 Compiling swc_ecma_transforms_react v0.14.1 Compiling swc_ecma_transforms v0.45.1 Compiling gfx-auxil v0.8.0 ... Installing /Users/i034796/.cargo/bin/deno Installing /Users/i034796/.cargo/bin/denort Installed package `deno v1.9.0` (executables `deno`, `denort`)
- wwweston 6y ago
  brew is nice. I have a rule for myself, though, that if I'm picking up something I'm likely to deploy on an environment that's not my mac, I don't use brew to install it. That can make some things harder up front, but I have my eyes open from the start and get fewer surprises between beta and deployment. On the other hand, having added `--locked` to the cargo invocation, it works for me now too, so apparently (a) I should look into what that means and (b) I should consider using brew for hints even in situations where I don't intend to rely on it. Thanks! (On the other other hand, even finding the way through this issue reinforces the point about a certain complexity/opacity to tooling that's supposed to make things easier.)
wereHamster 6y ago
% nix-shell -p deno these paths will be fetched (18.39 MiB download, 57.83 MiB unpacked): /nix/store/vr6lw60nav6kd0qjkb61lbb78mpx4pry-deno-1.8.2 copying path '/nix/store/vr6lw60nav6kd0qjkb61lbb78mpx4pry-deno-1.8.2' from 'https://cache.nixos.org'... [nix-shell:~]$ deno --version deno 1.8.2 (release, x86_64-apple-darwin) v8 9.0.257.3 typescript 4.2.2
- wwweston 6y ago
  nix is definitely intriguing

lenkite 6y ago

Admittedly as someone who doesn't code Rust, I have never tried to use cargo to install deno. On macOS I use brew. brew install deno # works with no issues and much faster Though, at the bottom of https://deno.land/#installation https://deno.land/#installation, one sees the incantation: cargo install deno --locked I removed brew's deno, installed rust (via brew) and then tried this. No compile errors. And swc_ecma_transforms compiled successfully. ... Compiling swc_ecma_transforms_proposal v0.13.1 Compiling swc_ecma_transforms_optimization v0.15.3 Compiling swc_ecma_transforms_typescript v0.14.1 Compiling swc_ecma_transforms_react v0.14.1 Compiling swc_ecma_transforms v0.45.1 Compiling gfx-auxil v0.8.0 ... Installing /Users/i034796/.cargo/bin/deno Installing /Users/i034796/.cargo/bin/denort Installed package `deno v1.9.0` (executables `deno`, `denort`)

wwweston 6y ago
brew is nice. I have a rule for myself, though, that if I'm picking up something I'm likely to deploy on an environment that's not my mac, I don't use brew to install it. That can make some things harder up front, but I have my eyes open from the start and get fewer surprises between beta and deployment. On the other hand, having added `--locked` to the cargo invocation, it works for me now too, so apparently (a) I should look into what that means and (b) I should consider using brew for hints even in situations where I don't intend to rely on it. Thanks! (On the other other hand, even finding the way through this issue reinforces the point about a certain complexity/opacity to tooling that's supposed to make things easier.)

wereHamster 6y ago

% nix-shell -p deno these paths will be fetched (18.39 MiB download, 57.83 MiB unpacked): /nix/store/vr6lw60nav6kd0qjkb61lbb78mpx4pry-deno-1.8.2 copying path '/nix/store/vr6lw60nav6kd0qjkb61lbb78mpx4pry-deno-1.8.2' from 'https://cache.nixos.org'... [nix-shell:~]$ deno --version deno 1.8.2 (release, x86_64-apple-darwin) v8 9.0.257.3 typescript 4.2.2

wwweston 6y ago
nix is definitely intriguing