Hi,
at the opam-repository we try to archive packages that are not maintained and are not used. This is opt-in, so we would appreciate if you can specify the maintenance intention of your opam packages. This is as easy as specifying x-maintenance-intent in your opam file. A good value is [ "(latest)" ], which specifies that the most recent release is maintained, and should be kept in the opam-repository.
If you have further questions, please take a look at https://discuss.ocaml.org/t/opam-repository-archive-clarification-of-the-opam-fields or ask in this issue. Thanks a lot.
Hi,
at the opam-repository we try to archive packages that are not maintained and are not used. This is opt-in, so we would appreciate if you can specify the maintenance intention of your opam packages. This is as easy as specifying
x-maintenance-intentin your opam file. A good value is[ "(latest)" ], which specifies that the most recent release is maintained, and should be kept in the opam-repository.If you have further questions, please take a look at https://discuss.ocaml.org/t/opam-repository-archive-clarification-of-the-opam-fields or ask in this issue. Thanks a lot.