opam-ed.0.1 - via opam-publish #9137
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requires the yet unmerged #9134 (hence the error from Camelus) |
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@AltGr could you merge this against the master branch? |
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I considered it, but it doesn't seem needed: it's called opam-* but I don't think you would want to install it automatically, and it's not really tied to opam in terms of functionality.
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Command-line edition tool for handling the opam file syntax
opam-ed can read and write files in the general opam syntax. It provides a small
CLI with some useful commands for mechanically extracting or modifying the file
contents.
The specification for the syntax itself is available at:
http://opam.ocaml.org/doc/2.0/Manual.html#Commonfileformat
Pull-request generated by opam-publish v0.3.4