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Symptoms of the issue: The issue is from a Pkg.jl call to Note that 1.10.8 doesn't always fail so we alternatively could just document this but I think that could end up wasting user's time. |
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let's just make the minimum supported version 1.10.9 then, and not mess with the older ones. I think that's fine.
I'm a little concerned about backwards compatibility here as we expect users to pull this script based upon a tag such as Now that I've said that just dropping Julia 1.10.8 should also be considered breaking as Julia 1.10.8 can successfully work under the right conditions. So I think the right thing to do is to make this a |
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Julia 1.11.6 is now out but the image doesn't yet exist: I'll just wait for the new image to be available before continuing here |
In #5 I've noticed some tests failures for the "concurrent shared access" tests with this context. I'm investigating this separately from the other changes.
Update: Issue only is with Julia 1.10.8 so we could still support Julia 1.10.0 - 1.10.7. However, as removing support for a Julia version is breaking (in some scenarios 1.10.8 does work) we are better of encouraging users to use 1.10.9+. Uses who need older versions can stick to the
v0.1tag.