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Tag REPL.jl and dependent packages as merged into Julia master #732
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@StefanKarpinski what do I do with the rename for already tagged versions of dependent packages? Do I just delete them? |
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Should leave these out there and mark them as only compatible with julia 0.2? Or should we just get rid of them altogether? |
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It's not like they're incompatible with 0.3. |
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No they're not, but that would kind of lead to confusion. On the other hand, nobody really needs this REPL and maintaining multiple version is a pain so maybe deletion would be easiest. |
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I'd be pretty strongly favour in a max Julia 0.2 cap. |
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Bumping this, and still in favour of the -0.2 cap. |
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Close in favour of #844 |
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Not sure what the future of these packages will be but this is the state at which they were merged and work pretty robustly so they probably deserve a proper version.