Not sure what's wrong but your local copies of some packages are in a corrupt state. Assuming you haven't made any local modifications to any packages that you want to preserve, it is safe to delete any problematic packages from .julia, then running Pkg.update() or Pkg.resolve() will put back clean copies of them.
- [julia-users] Pkg.[update()/install()/build()] woes on Wi... Evan Fields
- [julia-users] Re: Pkg.[update()/install()/build()] w... Tony Kelman
- RE: [julia-users] Re: Pkg.[update()/install()/bu... David Anthoff
- Re: [julia-users] Re: Pkg.[update()/install(... Tony Kelman
- RE: [julia-users] Re: Pkg.[update()/inst... David Anthoff
- Re: [julia-users] Pkg.[update()/ins... Stefan Karpinski
- Re: [julia-users] Pkg.[update()... Evan Fields
- Re: [julia-users] Pkg.[upda... Tony Kelman
- Re: [julia-users] Pkg.[upda... Evan Fields
- [julia-users] Re: Pkg.[update()/install()/build()] w... Matthew Pearce
