swift build return "error: The dependency graph could not be satisfied (https://github.com/swizzlr/swift-redis.git)"

[chris-sean]

swift build error: The dependency graph could not be satisfied (https://github.com/swizzlr/swift-redis.git)

[swizzlr]

Hey man, so sorry I only just saw this, been quite busy – I'll take a look tonight and let you know!

[czechboy0]

Hey I think the problem is that the tag name is "v1.0.0", which I don't think swiftpm parses as a valid version tag. Could you please also add just plain "1.0.0"? I think that will fix it.

[IanKeen]

+1 for this.. making the tag 1.0.0 will fix it

[swizzlr]

@IanKeen I've made you a collaborator, I'm on holiday right now so please commit the fix!

[IanKeen]

I ended up forking yesterday to test, the fix works however there are some more blocks:

• The code needs updating to swift 3 and I was unable to convert some of the UnsafePointer stuff back to strings.. the api expects a [Int8] but the pointer memory is a tuple of Int8 - I wasn't able to convert this correctly
• The underlying modulemap lib also requires a 'proper' Package.swift now, an empty one causes an error

😢

[swizzlr]

Shit moves fast :/

Is this the only Redis library around right now? I would have thought someone else would have made one. If even with all these bugs this represents the state of the art, then let's develop it some more!

[swizzlr]

Ah, I see most of them are implementing redis from scratch, which is brave/stupid. Let's keep this project going.

[swizzlr]

https://github.com/noppoMan/swift-redis

This puppy is promising but libuv isn't strictly where I would want to take this, preferring foundation's dispatch sources.