Comments (3)
Yes, that's why the go.mod
specifies the dependency versions that are actually supported. Jokes aside, thank you for reporting this. I'm sure you know this and I do some distro packaging myself, so I am quite painfully aware that the distro packaging model often heavily conflicts with how software development usually works.
I've tagged and released a new version which supportes termenv v0.13.0
. However, this version also includes a breaking API change in promptkit
's selection prompt (it now uses generics). I hope you can still use this release without breaking other packages, but if you previously built straight from main
rather than v0.7.0
you should be fine. The changes have been on main
for quite some time.
Lastly, the disclaimer in the README.md
clearly states that "The API of library is not yet stable. Expect significant changes in minor versions before v1.0.0". This means that packaging this library is quite dangerous as different projects that depend on promptkit
may only work against certain minor versions.
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Thanks Eric for your fast reply.
Yes, that's why the go.mod specifies the dependency versions that are actually supported. Jokes aside, thank you for reporting this. I'm sure you know this and I do some distro packaging myself, so I am quite painfully aware that the distro packaging model often heavily conflicts with how software development usually works.
Distro packaging vs new software building methods clash with the classical/old model of how packages were built & delivered. I'm just trying to get tools I use in Fedora so it's easier for me and hopefully others to use them. Great you didn't kill the messenger ;-)
I've tagged and released a new version which supportes termenv v0.13.0. However, this version also includes a breaking API change in promptkit's selection prompt (it now uses generics). I hope you can still use this release without breaking other packages, but if you previously built straight from main rather than v0.7.0 you should be fine. The changes have been on main for quite some time.
Nice!
Lastly, the disclaimer in the README.md clearly states that "The API of library is not yet stable. Expect significant changes in minor versions before v1.0.0". This means that packaging this library is quite dangerous as different projects that depend on promptkit may only work against certain minor versions.
I'll check if dependent package works fine before pushing this new release. For now there is just one package in Fedora depending on promptkit
, doctl
, so any API break issue would have very limited impact.
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The release page for v0.8.0 also contains a migration guide you can point people to if something breaks.
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Related Issues (15)
- Multiple Selections HOT 8
- Integrate with bubbletea HOT 5
- Update preview clips in README
- Choices example not refactored HOT 2
- Selection example not up-to-date HOT 2
- Init page of paged choices are in a weird order
- Latest bubbles break promptkit HOT 5
- error: running prompt: unable to set console to raw mode: HOT 3
- selection.New(selection.Choice[T]) doesn't work HOT 7
- can't use confirmation prompt as a bubbletea model HOT 6
- selection widget fails silently on empty choice list
- request: add text area HOT 1
- Is README outdated on Windows support? HOT 2
- Allow to browse suggestions in textinput
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