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My CI started doing this error today. Seems to be related to the new release since when I re-run an old build that passed yesterday it now fails.
I'm thinking for scenarios like this it might be useful to be able to provide a version to init.sh so people can peg their builds to a specific version rather than always getting the latest. It would also allow me to easily test that the new version is indeed the problem and not something that the CI provider changed.
💻 Basic example
# but parameterize this with 0.8.1...
curl https://rustwasm.github.io/wasm-pack/installer/init.sh -sSf | sh -s -- -f
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I changed all my npm packages to reference the 8.1 npm package as a dev dependency and now it's working, so my problem is indeed with the latest version (related to wasm-opt).
I think the feature I was inquiring about here is not necessary and feel like instead it should be recommend that people use the npm package if they're using this with an npm package (maybe it does say that somewhere and I'm just missing it).
This issue should probably be closed and I will open a separate issue with my bug.
💡 Feature description
My CI started doing this error today. Seems to be related to the new release since when I re-run an old build that passed yesterday it now fails.
I'm thinking for scenarios like this it might be useful to be able to provide a version to init.sh so people can peg their builds to a specific version rather than always getting the latest. It would also allow me to easily test that the new version is indeed the problem and not something that the CI provider changed.
💻 Basic example
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: