There seems to be an issue with how binary releases are produced, in that the --version they return is the hash of the corresponding git commit, instead of a version number.
This is problematic because :
it is not consistent with binaries produced when installing alt-ergo through opam
it makes why3 fail to detect the alt-ergo version (since why3 is expecting --version to behave as it does for opam-built releases)
There seems to be an issue with how binary releases are produced, in that the
--version
they return is the hash of the corresponding git commit, instead of a version number. This is problematic because :--version
to behave as it does for opam-built releases)