Hello, I'm working on releasing vala 0.13.3 (plus other improvements :) for Windows and I'm facing an issue with side by side execution.
I have to test many flavors of minor releases (0.13.1, 0.13.2, 0.13.3) and all have the vapi files installed in the vala-0.14 folder of a user directory (well for Windows it's C:\Documents and Settings\All Users\Application Data\vala-0.14). The folder being named after the major version (and not the complete version ie 0.13.3) , the vapis get overwritten each time I install a new release of Vala. To the point I'm no sure which vapi files I run :) So I can't have 0.13.1 and 0.13.3 running by side by side because the two releases share the same vapi files. Am I the only one experiencing this ? Regarding this matter, I have two questions : 1) Are the vapi meant to be located in a user related folder ? They didn't strike me as being configuration, nor personal to the user. Am I missing something ? 2) Couldn't we enable side by side execution for minor releases (for example, by naming the vapi folder "vala-0.13.3" instead of "vala-0-14", or by having it in the application folder, not shared in the user folder) ? What do you think about it ? Cheers, Carl
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