>>> * This raises the main question: how important is OPAM 1.1 support, how 
>>> many users will encounter these issues, and when can we safely drop it ? I 
>>> haven't heard many complaints, but the users hit by this aren't the most 
>>> likely to give feedback (but maybe to turn around).
>> 
>> I think the priority is to update 
>> https://github.com/ocaml/opam/wiki/Distributions
>> 
>> If really all the distributions are still using 1.1.1 (and even 1.1.0) we 
>> cannot drop support for 1.1. If most of the distributions have updated to 
>> 1.2, would maybe make more sense to see what we can do to help upstream 
>> maintainer to update to 1.2 instead of bandaging 1.1 damages.
> 
> Prodding Ubuntu to upgrade to OPAM 1.2 would be extremely helpful.  Jon, 
> Dave, would you have any contacts there that might be interested?   The 
> Launchpad bug pickup seems to be a little hit and miss...
> 
> Also, I know it never seems like the right time to do this, but testing that 
> OPAM 1.3dev does *not* have this problem is extremely important.  It would be 
> nice if the trunk branch of OPAM had a deliberate syntax mismatch and was 
> doing this redirection/rewrite dance as a matter of course.
> 

Anil can you update the distribution your are maintaining in the list? homebrew 
has 1.2 I think :p

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