{irods,irods-icommands}: 4.3.3 -> 5.0.1#434776
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@emilazy Oh, sorry I missed the info! |
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Tested the irods-icommands on a linux host connected to a irods 4.3.3 server (as I don't have a 5.0.1 in production yet), and it works perfectly!
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thanks for this upgrade and refactoring! |
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Thanks to the truly heroic upstream work of @SwooshyCueb, we can remove almost all of the complicated overrides and pins of old versions that these packages required and move them into
pkgs/by-name.@bzizou Sorry for doing such a drastic rework of your package! I am working on cleaning up old LLVMs – we are going to remove many EOL compilers before the 25.11 release, so this package needed changes – and got a little carried away as I discovered how much the new version fixes. I don’t use this software myself, so I’d very much appreciate your review and testing. Let me know if you think this needs a release note, as well. The move to
pkgs/by-namewill also allow you to merge automatic updates from @r-ryantm yourself in future.Things done
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