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We should have a TOML file with a package name and a version / url combo for each version, something like:
[package1]
"0.1.5" = "https://somewhere/package1-0.1.5.tar.gz"
"0.1.6" = "https://somewhere/package1-0.1.6.tar.gz"
[stdlib]
"1.0.0" = {git="htttps://github.com/fortran-lang/stdlib", tag="v1.0.0"}
"latest" = {git="htttps://github.com/fortran-lang/stdlib", branch="master"} # This would checkout the latest master
We can discuss if we should allow the "latest" --- perhaps we should simply only allow specific versions, that seems to be the case with other package managers.
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Regarding the "latest" --- I think we should allow it. I think it will allow fpm to download the latest development version of the package (and then lock the particular latest git commit in fpm.lock). So fpm search can list all versions plus the latest and users can choose.
The details are discussed at:
fortran-lang/fpm#34
We should have a TOML file with a package name and a version / url combo for each version, something like:
We can discuss if we should allow the "latest" --- perhaps we should simply only allow specific versions, that seems to be the case with other package managers.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: