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Haskell developers seem to like to write out their version ranges like this, sometimes:
lsp-types == 1.5.* || == 1.6.*
This creates a .ebuild with this in RDEPEND:
.ebuild
RDEPEND
|| ( ( >=dev-haskell/lsp-types-1.5:=[profile?] <dev-haskell/lsp-types-1.6:=[profile?] ) ( >=dev-haskell/lsp-types-1.6:=[profile?] <dev-haskell/lsp-types-1.7:=[profile?] ) )
Example: lsp-test-0.14.1.0
lsp-test-0.14.1.0
This could be automatically simplified to the following:
>=dev-haskell/lsp-types-1.5:=[profile?] <dev-haskell/lsp-types-1.7:=[profile?]
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Haskell developers seem to like to write out their version ranges like this, sometimes:
This creates a
.ebuild
with this inRDEPEND
:Example:
lsp-test-0.14.1.0
This could be automatically simplified to the following:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: