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Monitor version of flint #11
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Sadly, a new release might never happen. In the meantime, always using the latest HEAD of flint is a serious issue, IMHO: It means that a build of this docker may fail at any time, if that HEAD is "bad" or simply contains incompatible changes. It also means that building this Dockerfile at two different times results in different code being run, defeating one of the major advantages of using Docker in the first place. I would therefore strongly recommend to pick a known "good" revision of flint, and explicitly fetch that, instead of the latest |
The one which is in the current |
FLINT 2.6.3 was released a few months ago, and we should absolutely switch to that. |
@fingolfin good news! Is it needed for Singular - should that one be upgraded as well? Are there any version dependencies? |
Both Flint and Singular had a bunch of releases recently. They ideally should all be updated. But I think we should also strongly consider moving this |
@fingolfin but why to move it? |
https://www.flintlib.org/ now offers version 2.7.1 of 2021-01-18 - one should be now getting proper releases from that site. |
and 2.8.0 is in beta and will be released soon |
flint is needed for Singular. At the moment we use https://github.com/wbhart/flint2.git - when the new release happen, it will be more reliable to use that. See #9 for further comments.
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