build: bump Nim from 1.4.4 to 1.4.6 #282
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ErikSchierboom
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This is a small patch release.
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In case anybody was wondering: bumping the version in
configlet.nimbleisn't necessary, but I do it deliberately. Our codebase will likely compile with some older version, but I don't want to keep track of the lowest supported Nim version (or add earlier Nim versions to CI).People use
configletas a binary, not a library, so we're just forcingconfigletdevelopers to have the latest stable (or a recentdevel) version of Nim installed. That's a little annoying, but it does eliminate an entire class of issues. And it's more user-friendly than seeing errors due to old/untested Nim versions.