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(WIP) preparation for Julia 0.6 #23

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@wookay wookay commented Feb 18, 2017

since the master branch of the DataArrays has depended on Julia 0.6-.
and getting work with DataFrames PR #1164.

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I don't think it's appropriate to require 0.6 here yet. Nothing used in this package will be broken by language changes in 0.6, it will only emit a few deprecation warnings, which can easily be fixed using Compat. It doesn't matter that newer versions of DataArrays will require 0.6--that's why we have all of the version requirement resolution machinery in Pkg.

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wookay commented Feb 18, 2017

thanks for the review. using Compat would be better!

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No need to close the PR, though. Most of these changes can and need to be applied, just with @compat.

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dmbates commented Mar 31, 2017

@wookay, @ararslan I am willing to work on the changes to use Compat with this. It may be necessary to bump the dependency to

julia 0.5

Does anyone feel strongly that it is necessary to continue to support julia v0.4?

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I have no problem at all with dropping support for Julia 0.4.

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wookay commented Mar 31, 2017

yeah, it's good to support julia 0.5 with Compat.
thanks for you!

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wookay commented Apr 5, 2017

close this PR by #26
thanks a lot and best regards.

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