hashmap error trying to install old-ish extensions

[syrkis]

I've been getting this when trying to install some extensions, I could install months ago on another computer:

helix on  steel-event-system [$!?] is 󰏗 v25.7.1 via 󱘗 v1.94.0 on ☁️
❯ forge pkg install --git https://github.com/HeitorAugustoLN/showkeys.hx.git
Installing package from git with args:  #false
Fetching package from git:  showkeys.hx
Updating git repo from remote...
Fetching origin for repo
Received 0/0 objects in 0 bytes
Already up to date.
note:
   ┌─ /Users/nobr/.cargo/git/checkouts/steel-fc58a6faf56ea4aa/e81c465/crates/forge/installer/main.scm:86:25
   │
86 │   (define package-name (hash-get cog-to-install 'package-name))
   │                         ^^^^^^^^

error[E03]: TypeMismatch
   ┌─ /Users/nobr/.cargo/git/checkouts/steel-fc58a6faf56ea4aa/e81c465/crates/forge/installer/main.scm:86:25
   │
86 │   (define package-name (hash-get cog-to-install 'package-name))
   │                         ^^^^^^^^ hash-ref: Cannot convert steel value: "/Users/nobr/.steel/cog-sources/showkeys.hx" to hashmap


helix on  steel-event-system [$!?] is 󰏗 v25.7.1 via 󱘗 v1.94.0 on ☁️
❯

[mattwparas]

looks like a bug in forge, taking a look

[mattwparas]

Latest commit seems to be working now. Looks like I need some more tests around forge, been working on a compiler optimization for inlining multi arity functions and it seemed to introduce a regression there. Apologies

[syrkis]

Since running cargo xtask steel in your helix fork installs both steel, forge and helix, is there a way to install steel and forge from this repo directly, while still using your helix fork (so i have the newest steel)? Been coding Lisp in helix, and I wanna try out this plugin https://github.com/waddie/paredit.hx/

[syrkis]

Actually, I'd be super curious about your Scheme work flow in helix @mattwparas ? If you wanna wrap something do you then open a parenthesis on the left side of the expression, delete the automatically added closed parenthesis, go to the end of the expression and add the close parenthesis?

[m4rch3n1ng]

not the one asked, but i usually select what i want to wrap (via visual mode, just e or miw if applicable) and then do ms(