Closed gibsonf1 closed 2 weeks ago
What the commit SHA1 of Woo are you using? It should have been fixed by #106.
It looks we had issues getting that update and we're running old code, thanks!
Eitaro,
Thanks for responding on this (and the great libraries!). We just updated all libraries to latest with quicklisp but had an issue with the woo update. Thanks!
My best,
Fred
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I've just updated to SBCL 2.4.6, and now the woo.response::current-rfc-1123-timestamp function triggers the following error:
The quick workaround for now with local-time library: