opam is a source-based package manager. It supports multiple simultaneous compiler installations, flexible package constraints, and a Git-friendly development workflow.
Hi OCamlPro folks, thank you very much for OPAM! It's really a great OCaml package management experience. I've run into very few issues migrating our codebase.
I'm encountering a minor issue with local pinned packages, where after doing an "opam update", it wants to upgrade them even though nothing in the source directories or opam-repository has been changed. Is that a bug or expected behavior?
Hi Jeff, happy to hear that you're using OPAM at mylife.com. Which version of OPAM are you using ? Normally this buggy behavior should be fixed in the beta release (eg. >= 0.9.1).
Hi OCamlPro folks, thank you very much for OPAM! It's really a great OCaml package management experience. I've run into very few issues migrating our codebase.
I'm encountering a minor issue with local pinned packages, where after doing an "opam update", it wants to upgrade them even though nothing in the source directories or opam-repository has been changed. Is that a bug or expected behavior?