Hi, Nicolas Graves <ngra...@ngraves.fr> writes:
> It's not the first time I run into something like this : > > $ ./pre-inst-env guix refresh emacs-haskell-mode > > [...]/gnu/packages/emacs-xyz.scm:2971:13: warning: 17.5 is greater than > the latest known version of emacs-haskell-mode (16.1) > > This happens when the github interface has "releases" but stopped > publishing them, even though some later tags exist. IMHO, the better > developpement experience would be to use the latest tag when it's > greater than the latest "release". (This should probably be a bug report.) More generally, I wonder what the ‘github’ updater buys us compared to the ‘generic-git’ updater. Can the former do anything that the latter cannot? Or does it perform better somehow? If not should we remove it? Thanks, Ludo’.
