Re: [Mono-list] Access to (recent) older versions of mono in the download.mono-project.com debian repository

ps a new version (4.0.4) just got pushed today, which is great, but it meant out deployment broke again :( ). I'm really happy to see new versions getting pushed, but we need to be able to make conscious decisions about if/when to upgrade. On 13 November 2015 at 18:16, River Satya

Re: [Mono-list] Access to (recent) older versions of mono in the download.mono-project.com debian repository

Ooops. 4.5.1 is the new version. On 13 November 2015 at 18:04, River Satya wrote: > ps a new version (4.0.4) just got pushed today, which is great, but it > meant out deployment broke again :( ). I'm really happy to see new versions > getting pushed, but we need to be

Re: [Mono-list] Access to (recent) older versions of mono in the download.mono-project.com debian repository

> out deployment broke again :( ). I'm really happy to see new versions > getting pushed, but we need to be able to make conscious decisions about > if/when to upgrade. You can comment the xamarin repo line in your /etc/apt sources list, so that it will not check for new updates.

Re: [Mono-dev] Building 4.2 on OS X (Mono-devel-list Digest, Vol 127, Issue 12)

On 12/11/15 15:02, Numpsy wrote: > Speaking of a 64bit OSX build, I see that a universal build has appeared at > > http://download.mono-project.com/archive/4.2.1/macos-10-universal/ > > Getting closer to an official release now :-) I don't think it's going to be "official" for 4.2, but moving

[Mono-dev] Profiler Locations

In OSX Capitan you can't install something to /usr/lib. I figured mono installation/lib would work for installing a profiler but still not found. Where is the correct place to install a profiler? -- Studying for the Turing test ___ Mono-devel-list

Re: [Mono-list] Access to (recent) older versions of mono in the download.mono-project.com debian repository

Thanks Timotheus, but the issue is not that we're getting unrequested upgrades; Ubuntu does not do /that/ fortunately!! The issue is that when we deploy a new server, I want to know what version it is getting. I want the new servers to have the same mono version as the existing ones. Hope this

Re: [Mono-list] Access to (recent) older versions of mono in the download.mono-project.com debian repository

Thanks Timotheus, To be honest, I'd probably just deploy the pkg file from our own servers rather than create a repository just for one package. However, this seems like a bug to me. Why would the mono package maintainers not want to retain old binaries? I can't imagine disk space is the issue,

Re: [Mono-dev] [Mono-list] Access to (recent) older versions of mono in the download.mono-project.com debian repository

Hi! We discussed this and agree that there should be a way to get a specific version from the repositories. The only problem is that we can't fix it retroactively because the repository management software doesn't support it. Going forward and starting with the upcoming Mono 4.2 release, we'll

Re: [Mono-list] Access to (recent) older versions of mono in the download.mono-project.com debian repository

Hi! We discussed this and agree that there should be a way to get a specific version from the repositories. The only problem is that we can't fix it retroactively because the repository management software doesn't support it. Going forward and starting with the upcoming Mono 4.2 release, we'll

Re: [Mono-list] Thunk generator

On 13.11.2015 13:24, Evgeny Pirogov wrote: Hello, Robert Jordan. Look like your utility make c++ code on the fly. Is it only generate .h files? Where code for C++ generation located in the project? It generates both C/C++ and H files but not on the fly. You have to generate the thunks in