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Make .so files also a part of core code #6

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rcshubhadeep opened this issue Jul 3, 2020 · 4 comments
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Make .so files also a part of core code #6

rcshubhadeep opened this issue Jul 3, 2020 · 4 comments
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@rcshubhadeep
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rcshubhadeep commented Jul 3, 2020

We may also want to make the .so files a part of the core code (I am not sure about it, let's discuss)

Hold on on this one

@ogabrielluiz
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This is relevant considering I'm trying to install and run but can't because of an error:
ValueError: Incompatible Language version 12. Must not be between 9 and 11

This is probably due to tree-sitter version or how the .so file is generated.

A pre-build .so file might be more reliable.

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Hey, sorry for the problems. We are trying to make a pre-compiled version available. However, this seems to be something which broke recently in the tree-sitter side. I am trying to fix it. Please check my bug report here - tree-sitter/py-tree-sitter#38

Meanwhile as soon as I can make some .so files available for you I will do it and notify you here.

Thanks for the comment @ogabrielluiz

@ogabrielluiz
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Awesome! I was able to get the files from code-bert project and they worked.

Thanks!

@rcshubhadeep
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Great! Thanks for the feedback again. tree-sitter had resolved the bug after I reported it and thanks to that we finally shipped the command by which you can easily get a supported, "all-supported-language-inside" version of the .so files with just one small command.

Please have a look here - https://github.com/autosoft-dev/tree-hugger#setup

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