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Keep track of ... everything #26

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abelsiqueira opened this issue Dec 20, 2021 · 1 comment
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Keep track of ... everything #26

abelsiqueira opened this issue Dec 20, 2021 · 1 comment

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@abelsiqueira
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When there's a new release, version or change, it's hard to keep track of where we stand.
For instance, if a new LTS Julia version is released, which packages have been updated? If a new LinearOperators version is released, which packages have been updated?
We need a way of keeping track of these changes across packages. Maybe a good tool, or some scripts?

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dpo commented Jul 7, 2022

Maybe your graph tool could be useful here to figure out the dependents on a given package, and open an issue or a pull request on that package's repository. The JuliaTagBot does that sort of thing to some extent, right?

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