I installed bazel and upgrade it to 0.4.4 recently.
I want to try tensorflow/models/syntaxnet but it requires bazel 0.4.3.
So how can I downgrade bazel 0.4.4 to 0.4.3?
0.4.4 should work fine, too. 0.4.3 is the minimum.
If you really want, you can install 0.4.3 from the installer.
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Installing the package XPlot.Plotly (v. 1.4.2) using Nuget failed with a message that there was incompatibility with the latest version (v. 10.0.3) of Newtonsoft.Json, which I had installed previously. The message also indicated that version 9.0.1 of Newtonsoft.Json would work. So I uninstalled the latest version of Newtonsoft.Json, installed version 9.0.1, and then was able to install XPlot.Plotly.
Is this the correct way to deal with this type of incompatibility?
Will I eventually be able to use the latest versions of both packages?
I installed CocoaPods (cocoapods-0.37.2) but I need to make sure is backward-compatible with version 0.35.0. My question for you is how can I do that?
Here is how installed:
sudo gem install cocoapods
I'll really appreciate your help
Since you install CocoaPods through rubygems you can use their infrastructure for this. In this case installing an old version is described here. Once you install an old version you'll have both the newer and older installed. This means when you run pod it will pick the new one. If you don't want to uninstall 0.37.2 then you'll have to specify which you want to use. That process is described here
I have package bootstrap-calendar
In bower.json it is version 0.2.0-RC and I even updated it to 0.2.0. But no matter what when you run
$> bower install bootstrap-calendar
it attempts to install version 0.0.9 which is earliest version. I cleaned cache but no success. What can I do that on bower install command latest package would be installed?
I don't think this is anything you are doing incorrectly. The package installs for me as 0.0.9 and the js file is listed as 0.1. I think the package is just not correct and needs to be mentioned on the issues section of Github, which I did.
I installed PhantomJS today and got this error trying to use it:
PhantomJS version 1.4.0
is too old. You must use at least version 1.7.0
(Capybara::Poltergeist::PhantomJSTooOld)
How can I install the newer version?
I can get the newer version (1.7) at: http://phantomjs.org/download.html
Once I've downloaded it though how do I actually install it?
Are you using Linux or OS X? You'll need to either build from source or install an updated PhantomJS package. You can also download the binaries and install over the system installed PhantomJS. Type "which phantomjs" and it should show the location of PhantomJS.
If you're using homebrew, just:
brew upgrade phantomjs
I had to solve this problem yesterday, it required me updating brew, telling brew to uninstall phantomJS, then updating xcode, then installing the latest xcode command utilities, then using brew to re-install phantomjs. Finally that got it to pull in the latest version. You might try this (mac):
brew update
brew uninstall phantomjs
brew doctor (follow the fixes it recommends if any... Mine was updating xcode)
brew install phantomjs
At that point it should grab the latest.
Good luck!
I'm trying to upgrade ant to 1.8.1 via macports.
When I run live-check I get this:
apache-ant seems to have been updated (port version: 1.7.1, new version: 1.8.1)
but when i run port install it installs 1.7.1 and when I run upgrade it does nothing
Why use MacPorts? Ant is very simple to install yourself. Just download, extract somewhere (I usually use /opt/ant) and add to your $PATH.