I did a fresh download of Defold.
Created a new Empty Project.
Added dependencies for the LPeg and Narrator assets.
I fetched the libraries.
The game runs in debug.
When I tried to bundle the project into a MacOS app, the process fails with the error:
The module ‘/LPeg.lua’ can’t be found.
Is the asset no longer usable?
What am I doing wrong?
What if you open the LPeg extension in Defold? Does the included example build?
Same error.
I have a memory of this happening when I switched to 1.4 Defold. I’m going to try it with last, 1.3.x.
I can’t download any version earlier than 1.3.6. I know I was making builds of a game that used LPeg, last year.
Looks like there was a new module added recently that tries to require("lpeg") which fails because that doesn’t work on native extensions. Does it work if you use the previous version?
I’ll try that. Thanks.
It’s easy to forget about how the on-demand libraries can suddenly undermine your game.
It’s also very easy to avoid by depending on a specific version of a dependency instead of the latest one 
Ah, but each asset page suggests and assists in setting a dynamic dependency. None point to a fine list of builds, such as the wonderful URL that you kindly provided.
So version 1.0.2 builds correctly on MacOS.
Now I will pray that Narrator doesn’t depend upon the 1.0.3 LPeg…
You’re right. We should promote this more.
Workaround - just add empty “lpeg.lua” file to your project.
Better approach - ask @astrochili to fix it
Or the best solution: Submit a PR with the fix!
The rule was “Don’t touch what works fine,” but I broke it. The update is ready.
The topic can be merged with LPeg - A pattern-matching library 
