I've used opam a bunch, but this is the first time I've tried creating
my own package. It seems like I must be doing something dumb, but in
order to test my package I'm setting up a new opam repository (opam
init; opam switch create; then in that switch opam pin
<path-to-git-checkout>).
Opam then tries to install `gup` (my package), but doesn't get very
far because it doesn't install any of my dependencies! My opam file
looks like:
opam-version: "1"
name: "gup"
version: "0.5.1"
maintainer: "t...@gfxmonk.net"
depends: [
"batteries"
"cryptokit"
"extunix"
"lwt" { ">=2.5.1" }
"ocamlfind" {build}
]
build: [
["make" "-C" "ocaml" "native"]
]
A log of the failed build is at:
https://gist.github.com/timbertson/5834db27e6d0ce22a86d
As you can see, it doesn't try to install any of my dependencies. I am
using the builtin solver instead of aspcud, but I'm assuming the
default solver isn't _that_ bad ;).
I also checked that the contents of `gup.opam` inside the opam
repository (in packages.dev/gup) looks right, so it shouldn't be due
to an out of date opam file.
Any help?
Cheers,
- Tim.
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