Mike Taylor

More important than the case that the comments here provide workarounds for (to me, at least) is the ability to know what yarn links are _available_ -- that is, what...

One might think that the `~/.yarn-config/link` directory would contain the relevant information -- but it's empty.

I _was_! Thank you so much! (This does slightly leave me wondering why I have `.yarn`, `.yarn-cache`, `.yarn-config`, `.yarnrc` _and_ `.config/yarn` in my home directory, but let it pass.)

> I just reached out to Clarivate to check on the status and got this response: > > > Dear Chad, > > Thank you for contacting Clarivate. > >...

@arfon Oh, I strongly agree! When I wrote "Surely you can send a follow-up message asking for the reasons JOSS was rejected?" the "you" was meant to refer to the...

@TomDemeranville I would find it helpful (and I bet others would, too) if this issue remained open, as it's a helpful way for us to be updated on the progress...

Thanks, @TomDemeranville, both for taking this on and for explaining what the difficulties are. It's going to be really nice to see that banner in my profile turn green :-)

I really, really want this -- any of the solutions is fine, but wvanbergen's is my favourite. Maybe it should be called HEAD rather than latest?

Same thing with Debian 12 (Bookworm), which by default installs Meshlab 2020.09+dfsg1-2.

By the way, can I say that I really appreciate this library, and the way it doesn't try to take over my whole application, just does what I need it...