Missing symbol when working via ultralisp #2

alanz commented 2026年01月24日 15:59:40 +01:00

The symbol html-inspector-views/standard:*icon-open-external* is not available when loading this package via a checkout of this repo and the dependencies from ultralisp.

The symbol `html-inspector-views/standard:*icon-open-external*` is not available when loading this package via a checkout of this repo and the dependencies from ultralisp. https://codeberg.org/khinsen/hyperdoc/src/commit/51c33ca4042dc98be8040e7ad36577e950fa60a6/hyperbook-fedwiki/fedwiki.lisp#L529

alanz commented 2026年01月24日 16:00:08 +01:00

A workaround is to replace it with the string "Open External", FYI

A workaround is to replace it with the string "Open External", FYI

khinsen commented 2026年01月25日 13:24:01 +01:00

This is probably a bad timing problem, with Ultralisp picking up the latest version of html-inspector-views later than the latest version of its dependees.

I just checked the current release on Ultralisp: http://dist.ultralisp.org/archive/2134/khinsen-html-inspector-views-20260124221239.tgz

It contains the new icon and exports the variable that holds it, so next time you updated, everything should be fine!

(Yes, I know, famous last words...)

This is probably a bad timing problem, with Ultralisp picking up the latest version of `html-inspector-views` later than the latest version of its dependees. I just checked the current release on Ultralisp: http://dist.ultralisp.org/archive/2134/khinsen-html-inspector-views-20260124221239.tgz It contains the new icon and exports the variable that holds it, so next time you updated, everything should be fine! (Yes, I know, famous last words...)

alanz commented 2026年01月25日 13:53:56 +01:00

Yes, that did it. I waited a day or so after it first showed up, but should have waited a bit longer.
Thanks for doing this, it is at the intersection of my interests too, I have always wanted a non-js way to interact with fedwiki

Yes, that did it. I waited a day or so after it first showed up, but should have waited a bit longer. Thanks for doing this, it is at the intersection of my interests too, I have always wanted a non-js way to interact with fedwiki