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It probably would be best to write out the acronym and name the package |
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Closing in favor of #153012 |
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Thanks a bunch :) |
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How did you create your compat? The tilde means that this is only going to be compatible with Julia 1.11.x, but not with the current 1.12 release or future releases. |
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Yes, since I'm still using 1.11 and not 1.12 I cannot vouch for compatibility on 1.12. I'll migrate to 1.12 at some point in the future and then I can update the compat.. |
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That is overly pessimistic. Unless you are using non-public functionality, the default assumption should be that your code will keep working when you increase Julia's minor version number. |
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I would also add that even if you haven't personally upgraded to 1.12 yet, you can run continuous integration in GitHub Actions, using the current Julia 1.12 version by default. To that end (and also to just ensure the basic functionality of the package), I would strongly recommend that you add a test suite and a |
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