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"asdf-devel" is just what this post is calling "releases newer than the ones implementations ship," which not only feels like an _incredibly_ slippery definitio
by remexre 5y ago
"asdf-devel" is just what this post is calling "releases newer than the ones implementations ship," which not only feels like an _incredibly_ slippery definition, but by definition, no, once an implementation starts shipping it it's no longer a -devel version.
I know of at least one distro that forcibly upgrades the ASDF that SBCL ships, though.
- akkartik 5y ago:o
- p_l 5y agoAnd distro behaviour is part of why the only reason anyone recently bothered working on lisp packaging for debian is the requirement for source packages for software shipped in main repo, so for one program someone built enough tooling to replace old debian tooling and build pgloader the way it should be done.