failed to resolve lock file v1.0.0 comp
trying to download some mods (e.g. refined power) causes smm to show the following error:
failed to resolve lockfile: could not resolve mods: failed resolving profile dependencies: failed to solve dependencies: failed to make decision: failed to get package versions: failed to parse constraint v1.0.0: failed to de-sugar range : invalid comparator string: v1.0.0
after clicking close, smm says the mod is installed. when starting the game, the mod is not shown in the mod list though.Solution:Jump to solution
ok, my system seemed to have installed an old version or some other buggy install. reinstalled/rebuilt package and now it is working. sorry for the inconvenience
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What version (commit) of SMM are you running? That issue has been fixed a long time ago
running the 3.0.3 release
Well, the issue has been fixed since 3.0.1, so check the actual commit hash
Is this the dev build, or the nixpkgs build?
nixpkgs
when running dev, none of the buttons are working and styling is off for some reason
gonna try to rebuild the overlay, give me a couple of minutes
Solution
ok, my system seemed to have installed an old version or some other buggy install. reinstalled/rebuilt package and now it is working. sorry for the inconvenience
Could someone give me a quick TL;DR on the nixpkgs build? I'm running Nixos and have been spending most of today getting the Satisfactory mod manager working.
check https://github.com/NixOS/nixpkgs/pull/348137
if you apply it as an overlay to nixpkgs you can just install SatisfactoryModManager. it should work then as intended.
the pr itself will not get merged as is into nixpkgs due to the generated files, but it is usable as an overlay
GitHub
satisfactorymodmanager: init at 3.0.3 by TomaSajt · Pull Request #3...
Closes #348008
This PR adds 1 package: satisfactorymodmanager
The derivation has a hack which makes setting pnpm up straight from within buildGoModule possible.
I don't think we should merg...
otherwise clone the repo and do
wails dev (if all deps are installed, including glib-networking) and that should work tooI've read up on overlays a bit, but it honestly sounds a bit abstract to me still, could you give me the snippet you're using so that I can read a practical example instead of the documentation?