delete Compiler.jl versions v0.0.1~v0.0.3 and register v0.0.0 only#130304
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I don't have enough insights about what could or should be done in this case but I will object that the title is misleading. This is not yanking but deletion. Yanking is a specific term which means adding a |
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Thanks, I changed the title. |
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I discussed this on Slack with @aviatesk and Kristoffer. |
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In JuliaRegistries#130304 I proposed naming the placeholder version of the Compiler stdlib “v0.0.0” and made changes accordingly. However, after further discussions around adjusting Pkg.jl (c.f. JuliaLang/PKg..jl#4233), we decided to call it “v0.1.0” instead since the idea may sound to be an abuse of semver and that versioning wouldn't be able to handle cases when any changes to the implementation of that special version are needed in the future. As a result, this commit removes. v0.0.0 and releasing v0.1.0. Since BaseCompiler.jl is a very internal, special package that doesn’t yet follow proper versioning, there’s no need to worry about ecosystem impact from this change.
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In #130304 I proposed naming the placeholder version of the Compiler stdlib “v0.0.0” and made changes accordingly. However, after further discussions around adjusting Pkg.jl (c.f. JuliaLang/PKg..jl#4233), we decided to call it “v0.1.0” instead since the idea may sound to be an abuse of semver and that versioning wouldn't be able to handle cases when any changes to the implementation of that special version are needed in the future. As a result, this commit removes. v0.0.0 and releasing v0.1.0. Since BaseCompiler.jl is a very internal, special package that doesn’t yet follow proper versioning, there’s no need to worry about ecosystem impact from this change.
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In JuliaRegistries/General#130304 I proposed naming the placeholder version of the Compiler stdlib "v0.0.0" and made changes accordingly. However, after further discussions around adjusting Pkg.jl (c.f. JuliaLang/Pkg.jl#4233), we decided to call it "v0.1.0" instead since the idea may sound to be an abuse of semver and that versioning wouldn't be able to handle cases when any changes to the implementation of that special version are needed in the future. As a result, this commit changes the version of the Compiler.jl stdlib implementation maintained in the base from v0.0.0 to v0.1.0. Since BaseCompiler.jl is a very internal, special package that doesn’t yet follow proper versioning, there’s no need to worry about ecosystem impact from this change.
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In JuliaRegistries/General#130304 I proposed naming the placeholder version of the Compiler stdlib "v0.0.0" and made changes accordingly. However, after further discussions around adjusting Pkg.jl (c.f. JuliaLang/Pkg.jl#4233), we decided to call it "v0.1.0" instead since the idea may sound to be an abuse of semver and that versioning wouldn't be able to handle cases when any changes to the implementation of that special version are needed in the future. As a result, this commit changes the version of the Compiler.jl stdlib implementation maintained in the base from v0.0.0 to v0.1.0. Since BaseCompiler.jl is a very internal, special package that doesn’t yet follow proper versioning, there’s no need to worry about ecosystem impact from this change.
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In JuliaRegistries/General#130304 I proposed naming the placeholder version of the Compiler stdlib "v0.0.0" and made changes accordingly. However, after further discussions around adjusting Pkg.jl (c.f. JuliaLang/Pkg.jl#4233), we decided to call it "v0.1.0" instead since the idea may sound to be an abuse of semver and that versioning wouldn't be able to handle cases when any changes to the implementation of that special version are needed in the future. As a result, this commit changes the version of the Compiler.jl stdlib implementation maintained in the base from v0.0.0 to v0.1.0. Since BaseCompiler.jl is a very internal, special package that doesn’t yet follow proper versioning, there’s no need to worry about ecosystem impact from this change.
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The management policy for the Compiler.jl stdlib is being changed, so this modification is required accordingly.
For more details, see JuliaLang/julia#57520 (comment).