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throws version error while using crowdloan-rewards with substrate-node-template #60
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@girazoki kindly check the above comment & provide any valuable suggestion. |
Will check, can you provide a branch of substrate-node-template where I can try your compilation? |
https://github.com/substrate-developer-hub/substrate-node-template.git |
but such branch does not have crowdloan-rewards incorporated right? Can you provide a branch that has it? |
Sorry, i dont know exact version of substrate-node-template |
thank you |
For now just change these two packages in the Cargo.lock file:
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and
for
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It compiles with that for me. Next week I will try to re-visit #44 so that the polkadot dependencies (which are causing trouble) dont get injected |
Ok, Thank You @girazoki for help |
using indexmap = "1.9.1" this worked for me. now "impl pallet_crowdloan_rewards" are asking for some values....... impl pallet_crowdloan_rewards::Config for Runtime { |
Yeah, those are configuration values. You need to set those according to what you want in the runtime |
@vishal33singh We merged a PR that removes all cumulus dependencies. This should help with any further issues you encounter in the Cargo.lock. Can I close this issue? |
Closing, let us know if you need to re-open it |
I was using crowdloan-rewards-pallet branch of main, moonbeam-polkadot-v0.9.23 with substrate-node-template branch of polkadot-v0.9.23
whenever i try to compile, shows indexmap dependency is 1.7.0, but requires >1.8.0 & < 1.9.1 in cargo.lock file
I know its not recommended to manual update cargo.lock file
Is there any way that i can compile the crowdloan-pallet with substrate-node-template smoothly
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