New package: QuantumControl v0.0.1

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• Registering package: QuantumControl
• Repository: https://github.com/QuantumControl-jl/QuantumControl.jl
• Created by: @goerz
• Version: v0.0.1
• Commit: 0ee8dc1e6d6e400a97aeb8c6a448882416c654af
• Git reference: HEAD

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[goerz]

[noblock]

I don't understand. My Project.toml contains

  [compat]
  julia = "1.6"
  QuantumControlBase = "^0"

So there is a compat entry for QuantumControlBase, despite what the bot thinks.

[giordano]

@DilumAluthge any clue what's going on? Same issue in #42793

[noblock]

[giordano]

Oh, now I understand:

QuantumControlBase = "^0"

is not a finite number of breaking changes. You need to specify something like

QuantumControlBase = "0.1"

(I don't know what are the actual versions of QuantumControlBase available)

[noblock]

[goerz]

Ah, I see!

Seems maybe a little overbearing, at least for 0.* releases. At least in my interpretation of semver, "breaking changes contracts" only start at 1.0.0, or arguably0.1.0, but ok ;-)

I'm trying now with ^0.0, which seems to work (also for #42793) 👍. In any case, these are all 0.0.1 releases, which are mostly placeholders until the first functional 0.1 release. It's just that the standard Github Action for running the tests refuses to work with unregistered dependencies. Since there are a bunch of tightly coupled packages, I do need to integration-test them with each other while working towards an actual release.

@giordano Thanks for your help!

[noblock]