Ruslan Mustakov

I don't think it requires a lot of changes to keep it up to date. Usually with every release we only made a handful changes to adjust nimue4 to breaking...

@PrototypeNM1 could you please share your progress and what's left to be done? I have some time on weekends that I could dedicate to adding Android support to Bevy. Last...

Why isn't there still a policy regarding how people should version their packages in Nimble? Semver couldn't be verified, of course, but at least it should be mentioned in the...

@dom96 I understand that, but it still doesn't justify the suggestion. If the dependency tree has conflicting requirements, let the package author resolve them, there is no other way around...

> Failing because a library cannot compile due to a change in API is better The problem is that it fails at undefined point of time, it's uncontrolled by the...

By the way, Facebook [announced Yarn](https://code.facebook.com/posts/1840075619545360/yarn-a-new-package-manager-for-javascript/) - a new package manager for JS a couple of days ago, and it got a lot of hype. One of the main selling...

Could you elaborate? I think it's usually applications that don't declare API and semver doesn't make much sense for them, but libraries intended to be used by others by definition...

Which nimble file do you mean? Say, you are building your project for the first time - then there are no packages in `~/.nimble/pkgs/`, so `nake build` is going to...

Yes, I know I also mixed the nimble dependency management topic into this, but the original post was about the first bullet in your comment. I find what you describe...

Cargo has a notion of [build scripts](http://doc.crates.io/build-script.html) and you can specify `[build-dependencies]` in the manifest. And you end up using one command to build your project. It is similar in...