Get version requirements from paket.lock

[inosik]

Addresses #901.

This allows us to get the version requirements from paket.lock instead of paket.dependencies. That means we then require the specific version (version="[x.y.z]"), which is resolved right now. To use this, just issue paket pack [...] lock-dependencies on the command line.

What do you say? Should I add some tests or maybe documentation?

[forki]

could you please create small docs which show (maybe in a table) what version requirement we create for which paket.lock version. Maybe we can switch to the locked versions completely.

[inosik]

Maybe we can switch to the locked versions completely.

You mean to always take the constraints from paket.lock? I actually like the default behavior. And it completely makes sense, if the upstream packages follow SemVer, of course.

[forki]

So this should be a per package decision?
On Jul 19, 2015 15:05, "Ilja Nosik" notifications@github.com wrote:

Maybe we can switch to the locked versions completely.

You mean to always take the constraints from paket.lock? I actually like
the default behavior. And it completely makes sense, if the upstream
packages follow SemVer, of course.

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[inosik]

I mean we should keep the default behavior, but if one runs paket pack lock-dependencies, all the dependencies of the resulting package(s) should be locked.

I thought you mean to drop the current behavior (taking the constraints from paket.dependencies).

[inosik]

I think I'm done here. Maybe somebody could provide a real-world paket.dependencies, paket.lock and paket.references, to show a better example in the docs?

[forki]

thanks.