std-freestanding-alloc-kal 0.1.3 — the ninth package of the openkal 0.10 move - #302
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… 0.10 move A repin: openkal 0.10 adds five declarations, none to an interface this package uses. Its twelve definitions are unchanged.⚠️ SEPARATE FROM #300 FOR A REASON, and the reason is worth recording. This package's CI resolves openkal from the PUBLISHED index artifact, which republishes only when this branch lands --- so while openkal 0.10.0 existed as a release but not yet as an index entry, its CI could not go green no matter what the package said. The batch had to land first and this had to follow it. There was no ordering that put both in one change. ⭐ It was also found by sweeping the index for every file that names openkal, rather than by working outward from the packages already being changed: `std-freestanding' requires this one as `^0.1.0' and so picks the bump up on its own, so nothing in the openkal dependency graph points at it. A sweep finds it and a traversal does not.
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A repin: openkal 0.10 adds five declarations, none to an interface this package
uses. Its twelve definitions are unchanged.
package's CI resolves openkal from the PUBLISHED index artifact, which
republishes only when this branch lands --- so while openkal 0.10.0 existed as a
release but not yet as an index entry, its CI could not go green no matter what
the package said. The batch had to land first and this had to follow it. There
was no ordering that put both in one change.
⭐ It was also found by sweeping the index for every file that names openkal,
rather than by working outward from the packages already being changed:
std-freestanding' requires this one as^0.1.0' and so picks the bump up on itsown, so nothing in the openkal dependency graph points at it. A sweep finds it
and a traversal does not.