Apparently when I updated GAP_jll and GAP_lib_jll last night, this immediately was available in GAP.jl and hence Oscar.jl, without any changes there; see e.g. oscar-system/Oscar.jl#6195.
On the one hand, that was nice, as it resulted in a fix there "for free".
On the other hand, in other situations this could be undesirable.
Should we perhaps have a tighter version restriction on those two JLLs, so we stay in control when updates reach users?
CC @lgoettgens @ThomasBreuer
Apparently when I updated GAP_jll and GAP_lib_jll last night, this immediately was available in GAP.jl and hence Oscar.jl, without any changes there; see e.g. oscar-system/Oscar.jl#6195.
On the one hand, that was nice, as it resulted in a fix there "for free".
On the other hand, in other situations this could be undesirable.
Should we perhaps have a tighter version restriction on those two JLLs, so we stay in control when updates reach users?
CC @lgoettgens @ThomasBreuer