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Francois-Rene Rideau authored
Introduce some backward incompatibility with features unused in quicklisp: * Don't create a temporary package every time you load a .asd; instead, load everything from same package ASDF-USER, that :use's asdf/common-lisp asdf/package asdf/interface That's the Common Lisp way, what with COMMON-LISP-USER. If you want a private package, use DEFPACKAGE or DEFINE-PACKAGE. * operation-description is renamed action-description. No one was using it in quicklisp, and no one was specializing it except cl-protobufs, which I'll fix. * component-properties and component-property are gone. If you want a new property, create your own subclass of component. Also, have a load-asd function with name in keyword arguments, rather than load-sysdef function that requires the name.
Francois-Rene Rideau authoredIntroduce some backward incompatibility with features unused in quicklisp: * Don't create a temporary package every time you load a .asd; instead, load everything from same package ASDF-USER, that :use's asdf/common-lisp asdf/package asdf/interface That's the Common Lisp way, what with COMMON-LISP-USER. If you want a private package, use DEFPACKAGE or DEFINE-PACKAGE. * operation-description is renamed action-description. No one was using it in quicklisp, and no one was specializing it except cl-protobufs, which I'll fix. * component-properties and component-property are gone. If you want a new property, create your own subclass of component. Also, have a load-asd function with name in keyword arguments, rather than load-sysdef function that requires the name.
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