Haskell - out of disk space on first run - any fixes?
I'm unclear on the problem: is my instance size too small ("upgrade") or is this a mistake building the package?
It has been a while since I made a Haskell repl, so I can only say this has changed from about a year ago.
Anyway, definite advice on how to fix this issue is appreciated.
> stack --verbosity warn run Unpacking GHC into /home/runner/.stack/programs/x86_64-linux/ghc-tinfo6-8.10.4.temp/ ... [...] /nix/store/5bxrjkyvqmzn1p897652y3lwa9fxagpw-gnutar-1.34/bin/tar: ghc-8.10.4/libraries/text: Cannot mkdir: Disk quota exceeded /nix/store/5bxrjkyvqmzn1p897652y3lwa9fxagpw-gnutar-1.34/bin/tar: ghc-8.10.4/libraries/text/dist-install/build/Data/Text/Foreign.dyn_hi: Cannot open: No such file or directory [...]
mollthecoder
Replit limits the amount of megabytes you can store in one repl and it appears this package exceeds it.
maueroats
@mollthecoder Not surprisingly. But this is one of the standard languages offered. Using the out-of-the-box setup. It should work.
mollthecoder
@maueroats if you want to use this language without any issues you can always contact [email protected] and have a conversation with them.
mollthecoder
@maueroats Additionally it looks like if you upgrade to hacker it should work properly.
maueroats
@mollthecoder Thanks, that's helpful info.
edit: I can't tell if this is confirmed. It would be even more helpful to know for sure it works at the hacker level. At one point my local stack install was like 9GB, so I worry it might not.
edit: I can't tell if this is confirmed. It would be even more helpful to know for sure it works at the hacker level. At one point my local stack install was like 9GB, so I worry it might not.
Workaround, not invented by me:
Show config files
Edit
.replit
file so the run line to use a less weighty build process.