Weird things are happening with the pkg-build service with package dependancies and version exceptions. I have a package, typed-big-bang, which depends on another package, 2htdp-typed. 2htdp-typed has a version exception, so that for 6.1.1, which is what the pkg-build service is using, it depends on htdp-lib, but for other versions, it depends on htdp-lib version 1.2. The pkg-build service builds the version for 6.1.1, which just depends on htdp-lib, (not the 1.2), but when it starts building typed-big-bang, it says that it can’t install it because 2htdp-typed depends on htdp-lib v1.2 and it’s installed as 1.1 in a different scope. But shouldn’t it look at the version exception for 6.1.1, which doesn’t have the dependency on htdp-lib 1.2, just htdp-lib? Is this a bug, or are packages not supposed to depend on version 1.2 of htdp-lib (even they have version exceptions that don’t), or what?
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