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I'll edit it to point to a module containing an implementation of a "good" solution, after I finish writing one.

I'm sorry that the state of the language features is inconsistant. That's what's out there to know!

This was originally posted in Meditations, where I collected comments and corrections for a week before posting the final version here. Nobody had any "good news" with regards to this feature.

—John

In reply to Re: Re: Everything you wanted to know about Module Version Numbers and Checking by John M. Dlugosz
in thread Everything you wanted to know about Module Version Numbers and Checking by John M. Dlugosz

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