In the past, I made a package for elm: https://package.elm-lang.org/packages/JohnBugner/elm-loop/ . It works fine with 0.18, but not with 0.19. I want to update it for 0.19 , but when I try “elm bump”, it doesn’t even recognize that there’s a project, saying: “It looks like you are starting a new Elm project. Very exciting! Try running: “elm init” […]”.
So, when I update the app for 0.19, what should the version number be? 2.0.2 (Where I left off?), or start anew from 1.0.0 ? (like core did (or did core do this only because it moved from elm-lang to elm ?))
The version numbers should just keep going with 0.19, so it looks like your next version should be 2.0.2 or higher.
I have heard a couple folks having issues with elm bump in particular. Some were resolved by running rm -rf ~/.elm to clear the existing cache of known packages, but others seemed trickier. We have not been able to pin the root cause down so far. We can try to figure it out here!
First, can you run elm diff and show the output? I think if you have the version set to 2.0.1 or 2.0.2 in your elm.json it will know to compare against the most recently published stuff.
It looks like you are starting a new Elm project. Very exciting! Try running: “elm init” […]
That makes it sound like maybe you still have an elm-package.json instead of an elm.json? Have you run elm-upgrade on your package yet? That can get you a good part of the way there.
That makes it sound like maybe you still have an elm-package.json instead of an elm.json ? Have you run elm-upgrade on your package yet? That can get you a good part of the way there.
I do. No. I didn’t even know about elm-upgrade.
The version numbers should just keep going with 0.19, so it looks like your next version should be 2.0.2 or higher.