As a side note, the current state of unison/ocaml on stretch is confusing: ocaml 4.02.3 is in stretch, but the unison binary package still seems to be built against ocaml 4.01. This is non-obvious and I spent quite some time wondering why unison from stretch did not interoperate with another unison client built against ocaml 4.02.
Of course, rebuilding the unison package against ocaml 4.02 would break compatibility because of the bigarray change, so this is most likely not acceptable... As a workaround, would it be possible to keep this unison package unchanged (built against ocaml 4.01), and add a new package unison-ocaml4.02 built against the new ocaml? Thanks, Baptiste
