Please update CLAST.

[marcoxa]

Hi

CLAST, a full blown AST library for CL (avec "environments") has been updated for LW, SBCL and Allegro.

Please update it in Quicklisp.

Thank you

Marco

[Hexstream]

According to Quicklisp's configuration for this project, this should happen automatically whenever the next Quicklisp dist gets released, unfortunately subject to ongoing delays.

[marcoxa]

Well. Zach deserves his time away doing fun things.

Any ways to get a more "community supported" effort with Zach as "Lord Vetinari" of Quicklisp?

[Hexstream]

See #2386.

There is also Ultralisp.

[marcoxa]

Sorry. That is not an answer. Especially since Ultralisp does not seem to support Gitlab (at least as stated on the front page).

TRT would be to pick up Zach's work.

Or to come up with a properly federated package management system like Julia's.

[digikar99]

Is ocicl an option? I have seen one of my gitlab packages (the only one) being available on ocicl. (Request additions here.)

I have a wish list for a conda-lisp channel dedicated to lisp. That'd also allow distributing lisp implementations and also make it easier to depend on non-lisp dependencies.

[Hexstream]

@marcoxa

That is not an answer.

It is an answer, and there are others, but yes, there is plenty of opportunity for further innovation in library distribution mechanisms and other critical pieces of infrastructure in the Common Lisp community.

[marcoxa]

@marcoxa

That is not an answer.

It is an answer, and there are others, but yes, there is plenty of opportunity for further innovation in library distribution mechanisms and other critical pieces of infrastructure in the Common Lisp community.

Ok. It is an answer. Just not a good enough one for me.

[marcoxa]

Is ocicl an option? I have seen one of my gitlab packages (the only one) being available on ocicl. (Request additions here.)

I have a wish list for a conda-lisp channel dedicated to lisp. That'd also allow distributing lisp implementations and also make it easier to depend on non-lisp dependencies.

Hi.

I looked ad it and it has at least two severe shortcomings. (1) it is too much Linux/Unix-based. (2) it does not try to take into account LW and ACL. (3) golang? Seriously? (4) conda must die.

Ok. I should not be so moderate :)

Having said that, "OCI"s seem interesting.

[kilianmh]

Especially since Ultralisp does not seem to support Gitlab (at least as stated on the front page).

Ultralisp does support Git repositories from any source (e.g. Gitlab, Codeberg etc.).

[digikar99]

Ultralisp does not seem to support Gitlab (at least as stated on the front page).

I just recalled I had added gitlab packages to ultralisp too. The note on the front page might be a bit misleading. Non-github support might be a bit fragile, but it is there. As long as you have a project URL (perhaps a VCS or git-based), you can add it to ultralisp.

[digikar99]

conda must die

Oh, I can't live without micromamba (and hopefully, rattler-build someday) :D. Anaconda and miniconda are ridiculously slow. But micromamba has been just awesome!

[marcoxa]

conda must die

Oh, I can't live without micromamba (and hopefully, rattler-build someday) :D. Anaconda and miniconda are ridiculously slow. But micromamba has been just awesome!

I can. I do Julia these days in my day job :)

[digikar99]

conda must die

Oh, I can't live without micromamba (and hopefully, rattler-build someday) :D. Anaconda and miniconda are ridiculously slow. But micromamba has been just awesome!

I can. I do Julia these days in my day job :)

Thanks for the recommendation! I'm gonna take a look, although I'm looking for something language (and OS) agnostic.