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Swiftly doesn't reliably install dependencies #144
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Hmmm I really can't see how that happens as it installs what's in the Dockerfiles. But yeah we are waiting on a better method to decide on dependencies, so this probably won't get looked into. |
Me too, but it appears to me that it did happen 😅. |
Someone else also reported a not-installed dependency in Vapor's Discord server (zlib). |
libcurl4-openssl-dev
I see there is a test here as well. Not sure what could be going wrong there (though in my limited bash experience, anything can go wrong at all times). |
Given the changes in #127 I don't think this is valid anymore. |
Hmmm it still relies on the dockerfiles? We can close for now. |
For the full discussion, see this thread in Swift Open Source Slack.
Apparently Swiftly did not automatically install
libcurl4-openssl-dev
on my fresh VPS, which caused build failures when using--static-swift-stdlib
.For the sake of search-ability if someone steps into this issue, here's also part of the error pasted here:
I know the "find what dependencies to install" logic is not bulletproof and reads from the Dockerfiles, and that Swiftly is waiting on official ways to know what dependencies to install.
I did check the Dockerfiles, all seem to include
libcurl4-openssl-dev
for Ubuntu 22.04.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: