I think there are a few issues worth separating here:
1. snapshot.racket-lang.org is not a download site, but a page with two links.
We could fix this by having some redirects/URL rewrites, perhaps
from download.racket-lang.org.
2. when one of the snapshot builds fails, there's no notice/somet
This makes sense to me, but it would be easy to choose the wrong path protocol.
Things are definitely interesting around source builds—what do I put for
{platform} there? … and of course CS, which is an alternative now but should
soon become the default. Also, there are things like “.tgz” bundli
While it's about CI of Racket programs rather than of Racket itself, I
wanted to point to a recent discussion on Greg Hendershott's
"travis-racket" repository:
https://github.com/greghendershott/travis-racket/issues/37 I think it's a
very important piece of tooling for the Racket environment, and,
This sounds great. I see also that Bogdan has developed an action for
downloading Racket.
Let's continue this work by organizing in the #ci channel on Slack,
which I've just created. Anyone else who's interested should join that
channel, and we'll work out next steps there.
Sam
On Sat, Nov 16,
With the upcoming Racket 7.5 release, almost all of Racket, including
the core Racket CS binary, the standard library, and the packages
provided with the main distribution, are available under a permissive
license, either the Apache 2.0 License or the MIT License. You can
read the details of the ne
