Package registration requires upper bounds #1852
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Currently, this document does not make it clear that package registration in the General Registry requires upper bounds. I think it's worth it to include that information here, since often packages are developed with registration in mind.
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@DilumAluthge Right, but my point is that the Pkg.jl docs should point to that document. |
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Sure. |
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Was going to update the link to https://github.com/JuliaRegistries/General/blob/master/README.md#automatic-merging-of-pull-requests but original repo is gone. |
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I have lost access to the branch that contained this PR, so I created a new one: #3530 Besides a bit of re-wording, I removed the link to JuliaRegistries to avoid it becoming stale again. |
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Currently, this document does not make it clear that package registration in the General Registry requires upper bounds. I think it's worth it to include that information here, since often packages are developed with registration in mind.