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That commit doesn't have any files in it. The first release of "uutils coreutils" appears to be this: https://github.com/uutils/coreutils/commit/511f138e3856e2

by geocar 6y ago

That commit doesn't have any files in it. The first release of "uutils coreutils" appears to be this: https://github.com/uutils/coreutils/commit/511f138e3856e2d690ba08c5893c8ee1abd0e37a https://github.com/uutils/coreutils/commit/511f138e3856e2d69... which is only twenty days young, and a 0.0.1 release to boot (whatever that means).

gmanley 6y ago
The first four utils were added 7+ years ago: https://github.com/uutils/coreutils/commit/9653ed81a2fbf393f420d9a8007c574d922018d1 https://github.com/uutils/coreutils/commit/9653ed81a2fbf393f... This has been developed for a while. You're looking at the official GitHub releases which doesn't mean much. It just means they just started providing official compiled releases. Not all projects even do that at all. I know a lot of people getting into Rust, including myself, started reading through this repo. This was one of the first good real-world examples of Rust, that I found.
- geocar 6y ago
  > You're looking at the official GitHub releases which doesn't mean much. Fermat would like rust then.
loup-vaillant 6y ago
> There has been no attempt to move the smallest parts of the ecosystem, to provide replacements for base POSIX utilities. There was an attempt, that started over 4 years earlier, and if I understand correctly that attempt was pretty far along when this email was written. We can argue over definition, but I'm pretty sure he wouldn't have written this if he was aware of this project.