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I fail to use scod with dmd 2.081.1, because it causes stdx-allocator to be compiled in the outdated version 2.77.1, presumably because scod's dub.selections.json pins ddox at version 0.16.10.
(Sorry for ranting OT, but I think dub.selections.json is very poorly documented, I don't understand its purpose and I understand even less the advantage of having it under version control. It's causing nothing but problems if you want to use a recent compiler... But that's not your fault.)
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(Sorry for ranting OT, but I think dub.selections.json is very poorly documented, I don't understand its purpose and I understand even less the advantage of having it under version control. It's causing nothing but problems if you want to use a recent compiler... But that's not your fault.)
It's used to lock dependencies to exact versions so you are able to rebuild binaries.
Might be worth an experiment to keep scod's dependencies a bit looser, by only using the fuzzy version dependencies.
On the downside it means that people using the same version of scod might be affected by different bugs in dependencies, so bug reporting gets more troublesome.
I fail to use
scod
with dmd 2.081.1, because it causesstdx-allocator
to be compiled in the outdated version 2.77.1, presumably becausescod
'sdub.selections.json
pinsddox
at version 0.16.10.(Sorry for ranting OT, but I think
dub.selections.json
is very poorly documented, I don't understand its purpose and I understand even less the advantage of having it under version control. It's causing nothing but problems if you want to use a recent compiler... But that's not your fault.)The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: