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IndexMap compilation fails "expected 3 type arguments" #151
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I think it is indeed the same as #144 with To avoid it altogether, we should probably go ahead with #145 that will let you force-enable "std" support. |
I note that #145 has been merged. How do I make a dependency to use the |
@nbrr You can add your own dependency with the feature enabled, and this will affect the entire dependency graph: [dependencies]
indexmap = { version = "1.5.2", features = ["std"] } |
Hi, this is a weird issue that I stumbled upon that is roughly similar to #144 but I have some new information that may or may not be relevant.
What I found about this error, I found in an unrelated software tool's repository, issue here.
The root issue I am having is that I am building from an nfs mount that does not support extended file attributes, and so as a result the build of IndexMap is failing with the following:
From the issue #144 it sounds like that problem originated in autocfg but I'm not certain if this is the same situation here, as the other 260 includes I have for my package compiled without incident. I'm curious if there might be some part of IndexMap's compilation that might be prompting this attempt to read extended attributes and if possible, is there a way to skip that?
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