Huh, looking through the log I guess I implemented the variadic operators, but I don't remember why?
> Anyways, happy to continue to get this out to folks. I don't know to > what extent users are currently using SRFI-143 so I'd be wary to push > this out, but I went to the liberty of bumping the version to 1.0.0 > since this would definitely be a major breakage of the API. I grepped through all the .egg files in eggs-5-latest and it seems only SRFI-217 and integer-map depend on SRFI-143; they do not appear to make use of the variadic operators. This is confirmed by passing tests even when building these eggs with a patched SRFI-143. > I don't have a SourceHut account, but from what I know of SourceHut I > believe either approach can be made to work (I may need to set up > git-send-email). For what it's worth, I've done the hard work of > converting everything to an R7RS egg as well as fixing the tests / arity > of every procedure to match that of (chicken fixnum) and what I presume > to be John's original intent with the SRFI. Thanks. I have applied your patch, tagged the commit, and pushed it. I haven't actually been using sourcehut for that long relatively, so I'm not sure what's required to give you access to the repo. At a glance it seems easy to add other users by account name, but if there's another way I could look into it (or if we'd simply want to move the egg somewhere else, fine by me). I'll try to be at least a little more active on email (IRC, if I ever get around to setting it up again) going forward to keep track of this and my other eggs, should they come up. Diego
