Open quicklisp opened 1 year ago
Thanks - sbcl made a backwards compatability breaking change here - I guess they don't use semantic versioning, because this is still fine on my 2.3.0 version (Arch Linux shipped):
https://github.com/sbcl/sbcl/commit/df6846ef14d09bf499bd79bab09c082d9916fc9b
Fix seems to be here https://github.com/sbcl/sbcl/commit/df6846ef14d09bf499bd79bab09c082d9916fc9b#diff-8e657bab840fe06f48cead18efb8fd04b0545295e0c1faa858ca26dec830af7a, as my "cover.lisp" is essentially a mirror of that file (public domain). I think I can just port those changes over in cover.lisp and things should still work with old versions, since the 2nd arg was always available (but optional).
I think this should be good next build, change in 0ecd515
I don't think you can count on any compatibility for internal packages like sb-impl, backwards or forwards.
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I think this should be good next build, change in 0ecd515 https://github.com/ahungry/ahungry-fleece/commit/0ecd515cb76044f9def9ce82165fd89c479669f8
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Still no good - there's an implicit dependency on sb-md5
. Log here: http://report.quicklisp.org/2023-02-05/failure-report/ahungry-fleece.html#ahungry-fleece
Oh that was sloppy of me, sorry! I had renamed some imports in the past and overwrote those renames when pulling in the latest file. Fixing that part now....
I think it should be good now, I'll keep an eye on the link for tonight's build (assuming I can adjust the URL)
Building with SBCL 2.3.1.43-c2e7dcbd6 / ASDF 3.3.5 for quicklisp dist creation.
Trying to build commit id 1cef1d3a3aa9cffe9f06b7632006565bbc986814
ahungry-fleece fails to build with the following error:
skeleton fails to build because of a failure in ahungry-fleece.
Full log here