In the planet documentation, I don't see a spec of the semantics of versioning. (If it's there, can someone please point me to it?)
My understanding is this; can someone confirm or correct it? (The #lang part probably isn't relevant, but since that's how I need to use it, I'm being maximally specific.) If I say #lang planet foo/bar:1:1 that presumably is an explicit reference to :1:1, no more and no fewer. If I just say #lang planet foo/bar I mean "the latest version of foo/bar that I've downloaded; don't go checking right now for whether there's a newer version". So if foo/bar has moved on to :1:2, I'm still running :1:1. But I say ONCE #lang planet foo/bar:1:2 that will download and install it; subsequently, #lang planet foo/bar refers to :1:2. (I *think* this is part of what the section "Previous Linkage" says -- http://docs.racket-lang.org/planet/search-order.html -- but not all of this is specified.) Shriram _________________________________________________ For list-related administrative tasks: http://lists.racket-lang.org/listinfo/dev
