@richiardiandrea https://travis-ci.org/jkk/honeysql/builds/397133758 -- I added the ppa:ubuntu-toolchain-r/test
and then updated and installed libstdc++6
... kinda brute force, but it works 🙂
uhm, yeah I will open a PR cleaning the mess up 🙂
it is probably due to the weird thing I am doing there with nvm
sorry about that!!
According to the Travis docs, nvm
should already be installed. So, is this a matter of using nvm
to install an earlier version of npm
? Or is it Lumo itself that needs to have an older version installed?
All the research I did on the error suggested that the only two solutions are: 1. rebuild you app on the host system (so it uses the older libstdc++) 2. upgrade the host (so it has the new libstdc++)
Lumo includes node so it is just expecting the right libstd to be in the system - in the previous lumo version we were ok - lumo 1.9.0 needs a higher version - I guess if we do npm install lumo-cljs@1.8.0
we settle it once and for all
And probably we can get rid of the nvm
line altogether