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When adding both elm-ui and elm-css to my dependencies I get the following error:
The elm-package.json constraints of 'gdotdesign/elm-ui' are probably
letting too much stuff through. Definitely open an issue on the relevant github
repo to get this fixed and save other people from this pain.
In the meantime, take a look through the direct dependencies of the broken
package and see if any of them have had releases recently. If you find the new
thing that is causing problems, you can artificially constrain things by adding
some extra constraints to your elm-package.json as a stopgap measure.
However I think the issue is that both elm-ui and elm-css have a module named Css.
I see that this project has its own Css solution, but my project is already quite invested in elm-css, and I just wanted to use elm-ui for the HTML components.
Is there any way I can use both elm-ui and elm-css ?
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I've run into this problem myself recently, and was surprised that they can clash.
The easiest solution here is to move the Css and Css.Properties modules under the Ui namespace (as Ui.Css and the Ui.Css.Properties), since they are not exposed. I don't know when will I have the time to do it though.
When adding both elm-ui and elm-css to my dependencies I get the following error:
However I think the issue is that both
elm-ui
andelm-css
have a module namedCss
.I see that this project has its own Css solution, but my project is already quite invested in
elm-css
, and I just wanted to useelm-ui
for the HTML components.Is there any way I can use both
elm-ui
andelm-css
?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: