Closed agreif closed 7 years ago
I'm afraid that's not how stackage works; as a package author / maintainer, I can merely add the package to stackage without any version attached to it (which I have done), upload new versions to hackage (which I have also done), and then stackage will automatically pick up the new version and try to add it to the nightly builds, from where it will eventually pass on into stackage LTS. As you can see here, Ginger is currently at 0.7.3.0 in Stackage Nightly, but the last time an LTS release has been assembled (LTS-9.13), Ginger was still at 0.5.3.0, so that's what you get when you use that LTS release for your project.
If you're interested in the details of how stackage maintainership works, check this out.
If you want to use 0.7.3.0 in your project, you can do one of the following:
extra-deps
to override the Ginger version in stack.yaml (this will cause stack
to pull the exact version you specify directly from hackage)yesterday they released 9.13, but you made the changes already 11 days ago. So they seem to be quite outdated, or they very seldom pick up the new versions. Never mind, I am currently working with a nightly and will wait for 9.14. Thanks
strange, the current 9.14 also does not contain the latest ginger
Hi, could you please update stackage? There is still the ginger-0.5.3.0 version. Thanks, ALex.