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Added first run of opam-pin blog post #11
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Great post -- please confirm my edits. Could you also push a back reference to link the first OPAM 1.2 beta post to this? |
<img style="float:left; padding: 5px" src="camel-pin.jpg" width="200px"></img> | ||
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Most package managers support some _pin_ functionality to ensure that a given | ||
package remain at a particular version without being upgraded. |
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remain -> remains
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Just push the changes to this branch.
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https://github.com/ocaml/platform-blog/blob/master/CONTRIBUTING.md
I explicitly want to avoid multiple people trying to push changes to the same branch. We'll give each other merge conflicts, which is far more annoying.
I've just pushed some edits (ff11ebe). |
pinned to a _target_, which could be a specific released version, a local filesystem | ||
path, or a remote version-controlled repository. | ||
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However, the OPAM 1.1 pinning workflow only let you pin packages that _already exist_ in your OPAM |
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let → lets ?
Added first run of opam-pin blog post
Live at http://opam.ocaml.org/blog/opam-1-2-pin/ -- thanks for the comments! |
Oops, I still had some changes. Is it still worth merging ? |
On second thought the title might be a tad misleading "repository pinning" could be understood as "OPAM repository" :/ |
FWIW, it hasn't appeared in |
edit: for #6