Because my release process (or lack thereof) sucks.
a `release' target in the developer makefile helps.
It would. Too many manual steps right now, including doing things on several machines to check implementations that won't run under Linux amd64. Or I could have chroot's and/or emulators. Sigh. We'll see.
Fixed for now.
nope.
$ grep 013 modules/asdf/asdf.lisp (ASDF:VERSION-SATISFIES (ASDF:ASDF-VERSION) "2.013")." $ grep 014 modules/asdf/asdf.lisp ;;; This is ASDF 2.014: Another System Definition Facility. (asdf-version "2.014") ;; Will be removed in a future release, e.g. 2.014. $
- why can I see 013 there?
That's an example in a docstring. It's immaterial which version is shown there.
- why wasn't whatever was it to be removed, removed?
Because 2.014 was an emergency release the week afterwards, rather than something that leaves time for developers to update their behavior. I notably need to talk to Attila regarding hu.dwim.asdf. Plan: in 2.015, there will be a warning. In 2.016, it will removed. Note: it was an unexported internal function.
Thanks for caring,
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