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Hello -- forgive the noob-question, but I'm having a hard time making async-stripe compile. I suspect that I've included it incorrectly in my Cargo.toml, but that's just a guess. The error is consistently "could not compile 'async-stripe' (lib)". (Full error at bottom, in case that's helpful) I'm running rustc 1.74.1, freshly updated on an Ubuntu VM. The relevant lines from my Cargo.toml are: Things I've Also Tried:
None of it works. I'm not sure which version to reference here -- crates.io says to use 0.26.0. But the async-stripe docs say to use the version that corresponds to the Stripe API that you're using. From the readme: But my Stripe Dashboard says I'm using the 2023-10-16 API, which ... isn't either of the ones that are listed here. But it doesn't seem to matter -- whatever number I pick, it doesn't compile. So I guess:
I appreciate any help I can get on this. Thanks, |
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Yeah sorry the readme is outdated. You will probably need the 'core' feature as well as it contains a number of APIs that all the other chunks rely on. |
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Ok, so that's helpful. I don't see how to add "core," however. In the code, I find core as a module within the path "resources," but I have no idea how to add that. What are the lines from Cargo.toml that are actually required to make this work? |
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The easiest solution is to not disable default features. We are working on the |
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Would it be easier to update the readme than to push out the next branch? I'm just thinking there's probably a short term path that'd help entry-level users of the library (read: people like me who can barely spell "rust") get it right, while you're working on the better long term solution. I've found a workaround (pipe all of my Stripe interactions through a node.js server), but it's ugly. I guess I'll revisit this when you get the next version out. Thanks for building this. |
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Took some time to verify this and it tools like the version you are specifying builds as expected. Ignore the stuff about the [package]
name = "async-stripe-test"
version = "0.1.0"
edition = "2021"
[dependencies]
async-stripe = { version = "0.37.2", default-features = false, features = [
"runtime-async-std-surf",
] }Commands to get here are as follows cargo new async-stripe-test
cd async-stripe-test
cargo add async-stripe --no-default-features -F runtime-async-std-surf |
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I got the same error when building with Docker. I increased the memory allocation from 8GB and it worked fine. |
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Took some time to verify this and it tools like the version you are specifying builds as expected. Ignore the stuff about the
corefeature, that is no longer relevant. This is the full contents of the Cargo.toml from my test project using the most recent version.Commands to get here are as follows
cargo new async-stripe-test cd async-stripe-test cargo add async-stripe --no-default-features -F runtime-async-std-surf