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Package eliom.6.4.0 #13173

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@jrochel jrochel commented Dec 18, 2018

eliom.6.4.0

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Eliom is a framework for implementing client/server Web applications. It introduces new concepts to simplify the implementation of common behaviors, and uses advanced static typing features of OCaml to check many properties of the Web application at compile-time. Eliom allows implementing the whole application as a single program that includes both the client and the server code. We use a syntax extension to distinguish between the two sides. The client-side code is compiled to JS using Ocsigen Js_of_ocaml.



🐫 Pull-request generated by opam-publish v2.0.0

@jrochel jrochel closed this Dec 18, 2018
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camelus commented Dec 18, 2018

☀️ All lint checks passed ae0fc67
  • These packages passed lint tests: eliom.6.4.0

☀️ Installability check (10136 → 10137)
  • new installable packages (1): eliom.6.4.0

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could you fix the dependencies contraints for older versions of eliom and the two revdeps here? They most likely need lwt < 4.0.0

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jrochel commented Dec 21, 2018

eliom.6.3.1: #13184

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I'm not sure to understand. Is this a new release with new features for the 6.3 branch? What happens to 6.3.0?

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jrochel commented Dec 21, 2018

This is an update to 6.3.0 with no changes except for adopting the opam 2 format and tightening upper dependency version bounds. That's what I understood by your request to "fix the dependencies contraints for older versions of eliom". I am about to do the same for ocsigen-toolkit and ocsigen-start.

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jrochel commented Dec 21, 2018

ocsigen-toolkit.1.1.1: #13185
ocsigen-start.1.1.1: #13186

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This is an update to 6.3.0 with no changes except for adopting the opam 2 format and tightening upper dependency version bounds. That's what I understood by your request to "fix the dependencies contraints for older versions of eliom". I am about to do the same for ocsigen-toolkit and ocsigen-start.

Well, I didn't mean that at all. Older versions need "fixing" in a sense where the packages need to be modified. Just clone opam-repository and modify the packages that need fixing, it's easier than releasing new version (which is pretty much useless since the old version stays there and will stay broken). Since it's the only changes to that packages I'm gonna close those PRs.

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Should I close this one as well? Is #13180 superseding this one?

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Let's merge it anyway I guess

@kit-ty-kate kit-ty-kate merged commit 50da06f into ocaml:master Dec 25, 2018
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