First Release Candidate for 1.2.0

This version introduces many new features and lots of improvement, mostly related to UI and stability, and a new, integrated development workflow.

Important note

There are small changes in the repository format, your .opam/ will be automatically updated on first run. Be careful to backup if you intend to try out the new version and switch back

Fourth beta for the 1.2 release

This version introduces many new features and lots of improvement, mostly related to UI and stability, and a new, integrated development workflow.

Important notes

• There are small changes in the repository format, your .opam/ will be automatically updated on first run. Be careful to backup if you intend to try out the new version and switch back
• If you were using a recent git snapshot, opam 1.2.0~beta may complain that your local repo is version 1.2.0 which is higher than 1.2.0~beta. You can fix it by editing the opam-version field in .opam/config or setting OPAMSKIPVERSIONCHECKS=1.

Third beta for the 1.2 release

This version introduces many new features and lots of improvement, mostly related to UI and stability, and the new, integrated development workflow.

Important notes

• There are small changes in the repository format, your .opam/ will be automatically updated on first run. Be careful to backup if you intend to try out the new version and switch back
• If you were using a recent git snapshot, opam 1.2.0~beta may complain that your local repo is version 1.2.0 which is higher than 1.2.0~beta. You can fix it by editing the opam-version field in .opam/config or setting OPAMSKIPVERSIONCHECKS=1.

Second beta for the 1.2 release

BROKEN: stick to beta1 for now

This version introduces many new features and lots of improvement, mostly related to UI and stability, and the new, integrated development workflow.

Important notes

• There are small changes in the repository format, your .opam/ will be automatically updated on first run. Be careful to backup if you intend to try out the new version and switch back
• If you were using a recent git snapshot, opam 1.2.0~beta may complain that your local repo is version 1.2.0 which is higher than 1.2.0~beta. You can fix it by editing the opam-version field in .opam/config or setting OPAMSKIPVERSIONCHECKS=1.

First beta for the 1.2.0 release

This version introduces many new features and lots of improvement, mostly related to UI and stability, and the new, integrated development workflow.

Important notes

• There are small changes in the repository format, your .opam/ will be automatically updated on first run. Be careful to backup if you intend to try out the new version and switch back
• If you were using a recent git snapshot, opam 1.2.0~beta may complain that your local repo is version 1.2.0 which is higher than 1.2.0~beta. You can fix it by editing the opam-version field in .opam/config or setting OPAMSKIPVERSIONCHECKS=1.

Backports from 1.2

Minor 1.1 release, fixing the build system to work on OCaml 4.02.0

Backports from 1.2

This minor 1.1 release backports the build system from the upcoming 1.2, fixing several distribution issues.

Backports from 1.2

This minor 1.1 release backports the build system from the upcoming 1.2, fixing several distribution issues.

OPAM release 1.1.1

This release features mostly stability and UI/doc improvements, but also focuses on improving the API and tools to be a better base for the platform (functions for opam-doc, interface with tools like opamfu and opam-installer).

See the CHANGELOG.

Second release candidate for 1.1.1

This release features mostly bug-fixes and UI/doc improvements, but also focuses on improving the API and tools to be a better base for the platform (functions for opam-doc, interface with tools like opamfu and opam-installer).