[plt-scheme] require planet packages, latest version?

Yes, for instance.

 >(require (planet "roos.scm" ("oesterholt" "roos.plt" 1 0)))

planet -p
oesterholt roos.plt 1 5

I must explicitly do:

 >(require (planet "roos.scm" ("oesterholt" "roos.plt" 1 6)))

to get the latest version.

--hans




Robby Findler schreef:
> I think the timing of the uploading shouldn't factor into it. The
> latest version available (that matches the major version specified) is
> what the file gets locked into.
>
> Are you seeing different behavior?
>
> Robby
>
> On 4/30/07, Hans Oesterholt-Dijkema <hdnews at gawab.com> wrote:
>> Yes, I know,
>>
>> But, if I delete the package cache (or do something linke planet -u),
>> still package versions are loaded from planet. What should I expect
>> right after uploading a new version?
>>
>> --hans
>>
>>
>> Robby Findler schreef:
>> > No, it doesn't quite work like that. PLaneT gives you the latest
>> > package UNLESS you've already loaded an earlier verion with a
>> > particular file, in which case it will leave things along. The idea:
>> > no magic upgrades (which are bad idea). You have to ask specifically.
>> > To get the new version, change the require line to 1 1 (or clear the
>> > linkage table).
>> >
>> > See also the planet docs or the scheme workshop paper for more
>> > information.
>> >
>> > Robby
>> >
>> > On 4/30/07, Hans Oesterholt-Dijkema <hdnews at gawab.com> wrote:
>> >> L.S.,
>> >>
>> >> When I require planet packages, I see that I don't get the
>> >> last updated version of certain packages, while requiring them:
>> >>
>> >> (require (planet "sutil.scm" ("oesterholt" "ho-utils.plt" 1 0)))
>> >>
>> >> delivers version 1 0 instead of the last upload: 1 1
>> >>
>> >> I thought planet would download latest package?!
>> >>
>> >> --Hans
>> >>
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