Kristoffer Carlsson

> You install REPL hooks by calling empty! You linked a much larger piece of code than that single one.

PackageCompiler does not use the same compiler as the Julia repo does to build julia. PackageCompiler uses https://sourceforge.net/projects/mingw-w64/files/Toolchains%20targetting%20Win64/Personal%20Builds/mingw-builds/8.1.0/threads-posix/seh/x86_64-8.1.0-release-posix-seh-rt_v6-rev0.7z (see https://github.com/JuliaLang/PackageCompiler.jl/blob/master/Artifacts.toml).

From a local test that seems to work well. Thanks for finding it. I'll try update the artifact file and see what happens.

You mean that Pkg should only contact the package server if the package is in a registry provided by the server? If that is the case, I agree and we...

Better and more consistent user experience since the julia community have control over the package servers and can ensure they have good regional coverage and caching and speed compared to...

You did have a typo but that does not make you an idiot :)

@nanosoldier `runtests(["SymbolicIndexingInterface", "OSQP", "SoleBase", "FastCholesky", "EnergySamplers", "JUDI", "GMT", "NeutralLandscapes", "PRASCapacityCredits", "DataToolkitCommon", "WaveOpticsPropagation", "AdmittanceModels", "YAAD", "Quante", "ParaReal", "LaserTypes", "GEOTRACES", "Mango", "Sensemakr", "XCALibre", "ExplainableAI", "SimulationLogs", "GeometricalOptics", "DynamicMovementPrimitives", "DistributedStwdLDA", "DiffusionGarnet", "MultiStateSystems", "vSmartMOM", "WGPUgfx",...

Both OrdinaryDiffEq and GPUCompiler seems to be broken at thet time when running this. OrdinaryDiffEq should have been fixed by https://github.com/JuliaObjects/ConstructionBase.jl/pull/102 and GPUCompiler needs a tweak.

@nanosoldier `runtests(["SymbolicIndexingInterface", "OSQP", "SoleBase", "FastCholesky", "EnergySamplers", "JUDI", "GMT", "NeutralLandscapes", "PRASCapacityCredits", "DataToolkitCommon", "WaveOpticsPropagation", "AdmittanceModels", "YAAD", "Quante", "ParaReal", "LaserTypes", "GEOTRACES", "Mango", "Sensemakr", "XCALibre", "ExplainableAI", "SimulationLogs", "GeometricalOptics", "DynamicMovementPrimitives", "DistributedStwdLDA", "DiffusionGarnet", "MultiStateSystems", "vSmartMOM", "WGPUgfx",...

Okay, I think that is fixed then. I wonder how many are stuck at v1, it isn't like you check for updates on github action workflows very often.