Update dependencies to indexed versions#1046
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This reverts commit 742413c.
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It's already fixed in the development branch, there's not much we can do for previous releases... |
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OK, so it's a matter of time until it makes into a release. |
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With this, the only dependency requiring a pin is
gnatcoll. This is because we are using a custom stripped-down gnatcoll that does not depend onlibgprandxmlada. I guess at this point this is obstination on my part since this way we are missing any new features/fixes on gnatcoll, and at some point I will need to accept that these unused dependencies are worth using a more recent gnatcoll.If we were to move to the regular gnatcoll, we could index
alrwithinalr, which would be neat.