What were you thinking for CI-related env vars

We can research what the popular CI platforms set.

One more thing, sry for spam, does "offer to unlock" packages involve some sort of cli action where user says like yes/no to update their gleam.toml, if so is there an example of another command setting up a series of cli fns in this way? Ty

I think we'd print the error, and then something like

Some of these dependencies are locked to specific versions. It may
be possible to find a solution if they are unlocked, would you like
to unlock and try again? [y/n]

Can you explain a bit more a case where this flow is triggered? I originally misunderstood "locked" a bit. Would this occur during gleam add <pkg> when <pkg> needs a minimum stdlib version of 0.3 or something but manifest.toml has it capped at 0.2?

Any time when resolution fails and the packages responsible for the failure are in the manifest, meaning they are locked

Got this working for the main case where an incompatibility is caused due to a locked file.

Would you also like this CI action to handle this case as well?

An unrecoverable error happened while solving dependencies: gleam_stdlib is
specified with the requirement `>= 0.51.0 and < 2.0.0`, but it is locked to
0.46.0, which is incompatible.

This happens when the manifest's locked version isn't within gleam.toml's specified range. The previous occurs when it is but there isn't a solution to the dependencies all together.

Would you also like this CI action to handle this case as well?

Sorry, not sure what you mean by CI action. Could you expand on that?

This happens when the manifest's locked version isn't within gleam.toml's specified range. The previous occurs when it is but there isn't a solution to the dependencies all together.

I think this may be a bug where a version isn't getting unlocked when the constraint specified in gleam.toml is edited.

Meant CLI action, being pausing the flow of the CLI to wait for the user to respond y/n to automatically unlocking.

And ok interesting, I'll look more into it

Marked linked pr as ready