El 4/6/24 a les 15:17, Michael Van Canneyt via lazarus ha escrit:
Shouldn't lazarus already know the different versions of all the
packages?
This is with lazarus 3.2 btw, I didn't yet try 3.4
The zeos packages themselves need to indicate the min/max versions of the
packages they depend on. Then, if lazarus needs to decide the dependencies,
it will select the correct ones if it knows them.
Yes, they do, they specify a min/max corresponding to the version, i.e.:
zcomponent 7.1.4 requires
zplain >=7.1 <=7.1
zparsesql >=7.1 <=7.1
zdbc >=7.1 <=7.1
zcore >=7.1 <=7.1
zplain requires
zcore >=7.1 <=7.1
zparsesql requires
zcore >=7.1 <=7.1
zdbc requires
zplain >=7.1 <=7.1
zparsesql >=7.1 <=7.1
zcore >=7.1 <=7.1
but I have to open the lpk of all the packages every time I want to
switch from 7.1.4 to 7.2.12 and viceversa otherwise lazarus complains
about missing packages.
I used the versioning extensively, and it works fine, but every package
must
"play nice" before it can work correctly.
Maybe the problem is because the packages only specify major/minor
instead of major/minor/revision?
Another question is, my projects using zeos automatically acquired the
version I used when I wrote them (e.g. zcomponent >=6.5), since both 7.1
and 7.2 (and 8.0) satisfy the requirement, which version will the
project actually use? The last one I opened the lpk, the one installed
in the ide or the higher version available?
Bye
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