How to install parity without upgrading postgresql package?
vfonic opened this issue · 2 comments
I have postgresql 13.3 installed via Homebrew. It works great and I have some other packages (postgis) that have postgresql as its dependency. I also have several databases that I don't want to mess up.
I want to install parity and have it use current postgresql 13.3. I don't want to upgrade postgresql just so I can install parity.
Please note that I had parity installed earlier today and it was working with current postgresql 13.3 just fine.
How can I install parity, without upgrading postgresql package? Thanks!
What command did you execute?
brew install parity
What did you expect to happen?
It install parity and uses existing (homebrew installed) postgreql package.
What actually happened?
I got the following error:
Error: You must
brew unpin postgresql
as installing thoughtbot/formulae/parity requires the latest version of pinned dependencies
Some information about your installation
- What's your operating system? macOS Big Sur 11.6
- What's the output of
which development
,which staging
,which production
?development not found
,staging not found
,production not found
Parity has had multiple installation channels, and it's not uncommon for an
old version to be somewhere else in your path. - If installed via Homebrew, what does
brew list parity
output? N/A - If installed via Rubygems, what's the gem version? N/A
Got it, this works:
brew install thoughtbot/formulae/parity --ignore-dependencies
It might be time to stop making PG a dependency, there's a lot of value in parity IMO even if you don't use the DB features.