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Julia Version Compatibility #84
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@tawheeler is this as simple as updating the Project.toml to require Julia >= 1.1.0 or should we tag a new BayesNets.jl version in the process? |
Yeah, you'll need to update it along with increment the version number in a commit. Then you will want to add a comment like this to trigger JuliaRegistrator. Then the JuliaTagBot will automatically tag a release once it is merged into the registry. |
@mykelk want me to submit a pull request for this, or continue on master? |
@mykelk disregard that, I'm going down the pull request route. |
@mossr either way is fine with me. |
Updated version to v3.2.0, requiring Julia >= 1.1 (#84)
I would recommend you also tag a version that supports 1.0 and had the correct compatibility line so that the package has a version that supports the LTS version of Julia. |
@mehalter BayesNets v3.1.0 works on Julia v1.0 for me. You mentioned v3.1.0 only works on Julia v1.1—what were you seeing that suggested that? |
The current
Project.toml
has an error that says that it supportsjulia >= 0.7
. This is incorrect. Could you please update it in different versions to reflect to actually supported versions? Version 3.0.0 for example works on Julia v1.0, but 3.1.0 only works on Julia 1.1.This compatibility error in the Project.toml causes the registry for Julia 1.0 to pull the wrong version and BayesNets doesn't actually work anymore on Julia 1.0.
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