11:48 <discocaml> <ape_logic> does anyone have a clear correct usage of the Sync.fetch command from Git module ? I'm finding it difficult to get it right (I think it's the mimic context but it just spews "invalid options")

15:36 <inline> no caml for meh

15:37 <inline> this is just laughable oh man, i install opam and get error on #require "Core";; ?

15:37 <inline> and i have to install Diskuv ocaml ?

15:37 <inline> wth

15:40 <discocaml> <Kali> ocaml does not link packages automatically

15:44 <discocaml> <Kali> `#require` is not part of the ocaml language, it's a directive for the toplevel program `ocaml`, and i'm pretty sure you need to install ocamlfind in order to use it

15:45 <discocaml> <yawaramin> or alternatively, use utop which has it built-in

15:53 <inline> no i meant i already had #use "topfind";; at the beginning of my .ocamlinit

15:54 <inline> core is already installed, so, but i just can't "open Core" in my ml file

15:54 <discocaml> <yawaramin> difficult to say what's happening without seeing the exact error message

15:58 <inline> it even finds core and loads it halfway but errs at Big...blah something

15:58 <inline> this is all despite using a cygwin based opam on win11

15:59 <inline> diskuv reports there's a fix for a missing func on mingw32

15:59 <discocaml> <dinosaure> What do you need? Actually, `Git_unix.ctx (Happy_eyeballs_lwt.create ())` gives you the context to handle `git://`, `https://` and `ssh://` protocols

15:59 <inline> i'll try diskuv too, and if that doesn't work too give up on ocaml on win11 forever

16:00 <inline> rather use it on linux only

18:16 <inline> i obviously can load core even on dkml/diskuv, but it's the same error

18:16 <inline> wth