Tidal 1.4.4 is up!

yaxu · 24 October 2019 13:51

Some fun stuff in this one:

pfig · 25 October 2019 18:33

Elements in an Open Sound Control path address can now be patterned

Thank you, Alex!

nilhartman · 26 October 2019 12:30

For some weird reasons I can’t update : the “cabal update / cabal install tidal” lines aren’t recognized by OSX Mojave 10.14.6’s Terminal (getting a “command not found” every time I try).
What I can’t understand at all is that Tidal is up and running on that very same computer, and I can’t find Haskell’s folder or anything :S

yaxu · 26 October 2019 13:19

What’s the ghci path shown in your editor plugin settings? It should be in there. You could try ~/.ghcup/bin/cabal v1-update; ~/.ghcup/bin/cabal v1-install tidal

nilhartman · 27 October 2019 15:09

Weirdly enough, nothing worked using command lines. So I deleted everything Haskell related, re-installed everything using the automated install for OSX and it’s all working (almost) flawlessly now : it seems that my custom BootTidal.hs file doesn’t work any longer (I was using one to automatically evaluate my custom functions and launch Carabiner).

pfig · 28 October 2019 09:22

I believe (I know nothing about the Haskell toolchain, so bear with me) some of the obsolescence warnings from the past few months have come to pass. After doing cabal update && cabal install tidal I got an error right at the end of the install process, complainint about --installdir not being defined, and I lost tidal.

I then ran cabal v1-install tidal and that fixed everything.

yaxu · 28 October 2019 20:52

Yes, the ‘new’ command would be cabal install tidal --lib. I don’t know why the new cabal can’t recognise that it’s installing a library for itself… I’ll ask. cabal v1-install tidal might be the safest for the time being.