can't install fontawesome module #1467
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Can you try again? I’ve invalidated |
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Just ran it and receiving the same error. Do I need to modify any files in
my config?
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Jus downloaded update go.sum, go.mod and package*.json files. Re-ran and
still the same issue
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_vendor/modules.txt still generates v 1.10.1
…On Wed, Jun 18, 2025 at 3:46 PM Larry Wapnitsky ***@***.***> wrote:
Jus downloaded update go.sum, go.mod and package*.json files. Re-ran and
still the same issue
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You're correct, the release status is simply ignored by the To share a bit more context; Hugo uses Go's module system under the hood. A caveat is that Go requires the The Hinode modules use semantic release to automatically create the release and version number. Most of the modules also use Husky to validate the commit messages. However, in this particular case I forgot to add the commit message |
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great. sort of working now, but it appears there have been some big
changes of locations since I last updated hugo. Working on migrating it now.
Thanks
…On Thu, Jun 19, 2025 at 1:35 AM Mark Dumay ***@***.***> wrote:
You're correct, the release status is simply ignored by the hugo mod
command in this case. I've deleted the entire release including the faulty
tag. You should be able to update & install the module as expected.
To share a bit more context; Hugo uses Go's module system under the hood.
A caveat is that Go requires the go.mod file to include the major
version. The challenge is to ensure the Git tag is in sync with the go.mod
version. In the problem you encountered, the release tag signaled v1,
while the go.mod file indicated v2.
The Hinode modules use semantic release
<https://semantic-release.gitbook.io/semantic-release> to automatically
create the release and version number. Most of the modules also use Husky
<https://github.com/typicode/husky> to validate the commit messages.
However, in this particular case I forgot to add the commit message BREAKING
CHANGE. So the go.mod file did include a v2 suffix as required, however,
semantic release created a minor version upgrade instead (v1.11.0).
Unfortunately, this particular commit message cannot be tested by Husky.
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I haven't updated my hugo instance in a few months. I went to do so today with some new content and, while building, I received the following message:
I tried to manually change the version, but am still not able to compile my site.
Please advise.
Thank you
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