Closed rocha closed 10 years ago
If I'm not mistaken, all you need to do to support MELPA stable is to add some git tags to releases, right?
Indeed, and as Pallet has always had tagged releases, it is in fact available on melpa-stable.
It seems however that some of the pallet dependencies are not on melpa-stable, which forcing using the original melpa, which causes all package to ignore melpa-stable.
I get errors when using only melpa-stable.
@milkypostman, how does melpa-stable handle packages with tagged stable releases that depend on ones without?
We don't currently have a way to handle this. Our main goal right now is to just get those packages updated to stable (see: milkypostman/melpa#1955)
I love pallet. Any chance of getting it into
melpa-stable
?