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Describe the bug
Old versions of Coq listed in an opam file fail to install, likely due to: 5bfdc95ocaml.nix - line 133 and that coq-stdlib is only for newer versions of Coq.
To Reproduce
An opam file with: "coq" {>= "8.10" & < "8.11.0" } fails to build when following the standard instructions in the README of opam-nix with the error: error: attribute 'coq-stdlib' missing.
It seems that coq-of-ocaml is possibly meant as an alternative to writing coq. Using this still does not work, giving the error No agreement on the version of coq-of-ocaml.
(Using nix develop to trigger a build of Coq).
Expected behavior
An opam file with "coq" {>= "8.10" & < "8.11.0" } would succeed at building Coq following the instructions of the README.
Hi @balsoft, thanks for the fix! Yes I can confirm that does fix this issue. However, I've now raised #49 which is related. I did try to fix it myself but was not able to.
Describe the bug
Old versions of Coq listed in an opam file fail to install, likely due to: 5bfdc95 ocaml.nix - line 133 and that coq-stdlib is only for newer versions of Coq.
To Reproduce
An opam file with:
"coq" {>= "8.10" & < "8.11.0" }
fails to build when following the standard instructions in the README of opam-nix with the error:error: attribute 'coq-stdlib' missing
.It seems that
coq-of-ocaml
is possibly meant as an alternative to writingcoq
. Using this still does not work, giving the errorNo agreement on the version of coq-of-ocaml
.(Using
nix develop
to trigger a build of Coq).Expected behavior
An opam file with
"coq" {>= "8.10" & < "8.11.0" }
would succeed at building Coq following the instructions of the README.Environment
Additional context
Reverting 5bfdc95 fixes the issue.
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