GitHub CI: use the 2022.1 release explicitly #1467
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For Open Dylan I think it makes sense to move the tag we use manually rather than depending on the default. We'll sometimes want to use a pre-release tag so the compiler changes can be compiled.
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The PR has done its job detecting a problem, and the problem is legit but the PR is good, so I'm merging it. |
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For Open Dylan I think it makes sense to move the tag we use manually rather than depending on the default. We'll sometimes want to use a pre-release tag so the compiler changes can be compiled.