Add separate manifest for Julia v1.11 #54
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The potential annoyance I see here is that the manifest will still have to be updated for changes in the patch version of Julia. @IanButterworth: I assumed this feature was to allow for immutable packages to work across versions of Julia, but it doesn't account for differences in the patch version of Julia, and the full Julia version is in the Manifest. Is there a workaround for this, or was enabling immutable projects working across Julia versions not the design intent of this feature? |
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If you have a case for patch version being also supported then I'd open an issue on the julia repo for it. |
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Thanks. I'll figure out a more generic description of my use-case and try to do that. |
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New feature from Julia 1.11. This should mean that the eglot-jl Manifest won't have to change just because you changed which version of Julia you were running the language server with.