On 2013-09-11 13:03, Jason den Dulk wrote:
Yes, but if the latest version the package is known to work with is more than 3 years old, it would be desirable to have that kept away from the up to date packages.
Three years is a bit different. I'm thinking more that it need to support multiple versions of the compilers because DMD breaks code in every single release. Why should I update a package that doesn't take advantage of any new features or bug fixes? It's just maintenance work.
-- /Jacob Carlborg
