Juraj Kirchheim

I am all for having a really slim core and moving out as much as possible. Reasons for that: 1. The haxelib core should work without dependencies (otherwise you will...

Unfortunately that requires haxelib to run on neko, which it often doesn't (being run on the interpreter instead on neko and osx). As I said before, using `haxelib run` to...

This is possible with the new website: http://lib.haxe.org/p/haxelib_client/3.2.0-rc.3/raw-files/haxelib.json @jasononeil Please confirm and close.

Ok, not quite. The file exploration feature should make use of `Data.locateBasePath`, so that the `haxelib.json` is always at the top level.

Partially. I don't think "You could upload a bug fix for a "2." version, when "3." is already uploaded, and "3.*" will remain current." is handled by that. The last...

Can you elaborate on this one? I think HAXEPATH really is a windows only thing, while HAXELIB_PATH is the cross platform way to set the path through environment variables.

Maybe you got that because you have `hscript` on `dev` locally and haxelib wants to set it to the downloaded version instead? On Tue, Jun 9, 2015 at 9:36 AM,...

Then that's a bug in version setting that if fixed makes this behavior sensible. That is, if that's why haxelib asked in the first place. On Tue, Jun 9, 2015...

``` haxelib newrepo haxelib install ufront ``` Here's the first prompt: ``` Installing dependency random You already have random version 1.4.1 installed Set random to version 1.4.1 [y/n/a] ? ```...

Could you provide a sample archive to reproduce the problem?