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When user tries to install package with package_compiler_min / package_compiler_max / compiler_min / compiler_max values set that doesn't meet host IDE version there should be at least warning message.
Currently it is possible to install 10.2 only packages on for example XE 7.
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yup. STill haven't fixed that :/. Idea was to add filtering an simulate a given compilerversion when forcing it. (For example if lowest compiler-version is berlin and you use XE8, the script will run the Berlin-Nodes)
I thought the whole purpose of (package_)compiler_... was to prevent this kind of thing from happening? If the min/max is set to 10.2, then the package shouldn't be made available to XE7 at all. Am I wrong?
That is correct. Just had not added a filter to the UI (though it shows the versions it applies to). I should go through all my issues here and work on them again (and way to much to do otherwhise)
When user tries to install package with
package_compiler_min
/package_compiler_max
/compiler_min
/compiler_max
values set that doesn't meet host IDE version there should be at least warning message.Currently it is possible to install 10.2 only packages on for example XE 7.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: