2021-02-28

February 2021 Quicklisp dist update now available

 New projects

  • audio-tag — tool to deal with audio tags. read and write — BSD-2-Clause License
  • canonicalized-initargs — Provides a :canonicalize slot option accepting an initarg canonicalization function. — Unlicense
  • cl-debug-print — A reader-macro for debug print — MIT
  • cl-json-schema — Describe cl-json-schema here — Specify license here
  • cl-ses4 — AWS SES email sender using Signature Version 4 of Amazon's API — Public Domain
  • cl-telebot — Common Lisp Telegram Bot API — MIT
  • consfigurator — Lisp declarative configuration management system — GPL-3+
  • cricket — A library for generating and manipulating coherent noise — MIT
  • cubic-bezier — A library for constructing and evaluating cubic Bézier curve paths. — MIT
  • defconfig — A configuration system for user exposed variables — GPLv3
  • enhanced-defclass — Provides a truly extensible version of DEFCLASS that can accurately control the expansion according to the metaclass and automatically detect the suitable metaclass by analyzing the DEFCLASS form. — Unlicense
  • freesound — A client for Freesound.org. — MIT
  • mnas-graph — Defines basic functions for creating a graph data structure and displaying it via graphviz. — GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE Version 3, 29 June 2007 or later
  • mnas-hash-table — Defines some functions for working with hash tables. — GNU GENERAL PUBLIC LICENSE Version 3, 29 June 2007 or later
  • nyaml — Native YAML Parser — MIT
  • pvars — easily define persistent variables — MIT
  • random-uuid — Create and parse RFC-4122 UUID version 4 identifiers. — MIT
  • sanity-clause — Sanity clause is a data contract and validation library. — LGPLv3
  • seedable-rng — A seedable random number generator. — MIT
  • slot-extra-options — Extra options for slots using MOP. — LGPL-3.0-or-later
  • tailrec — Guaranteed tail call optimization. — LLGPL
  • tfeb-lisp-tools — TFEB.ORG Lisp tools — MIT

Updated projects: algae, april, async-process, black-tie, cepl, cl+ssl, cl-ana, cl-async, cl-change-case, cl-coveralls, cl-data-structures, cl-dbi, cl-fxml, cl-grip, cl-gserver, cl-html-readme, cl-ipfs-api2, cl-kraken, cl-liballegro-nuklear, cl-libusb, cl-patterns, cl-pdf, cl-prevalence, cl-reexport, cl-shlex, cl-smtp, cl-string-generator, cl-threadpool, cl-typesetting, cl-unicode, cl-utils, cl-webkit, cl-yesql, clog, closer-mop, clsql, cmd, common-lisp-jupyter, core, cover, croatoan, datum-comments, defenum, dexador, easy-audio, eclector, fast-websocket, feeder, file-select, flare, float-features, freebsd-sysctl, functional-trees, fxml, geco, gendl, gtirb-capstone, gtirb-functions, gtwiwtg, harmony, hu.dwim.bluez, hu.dwim.common-lisp, hu.dwim.defclass-star, hu.dwim.logger, hu.dwim.quasi-quote, hu.dwim.reiterate, hu.dwim.sdl, hu.dwim.walker, hu.dwim.zlib, hunchenissr, iterate, jingoh, lass, lichat-protocol, linear-programming, lisp-chat, lmdb, magicl, maiden, mailgun, markdown.cl, mcclim, mgl-pax, mito, monomyth, named-read-macros, nodgui, num-utils, numcl, open-location-code, origin, orizuru-orm, osicat, periods, petalisp, plump-sexp, portal, py4cl, py4cl2, qlot, quri, read-as-string, repl-utilities, rpcq, rutils, s-sysdeps, sel, select, serapeum, shared-preferences, sly, spinneret, studio-client, stumpwm, ten, trivia, trivial-clipboard, trivial-features, ttt, uax-15, ucons, umlisp, uncursed, utm-ups, with-contexts, zacl, zippy.

To get this update, use (ql:update-dist "quicklisp"). Enjoy!

2021-02-13

Newer Quicklisp client available

 I had to revert the change that allows slashes in dist names for Ultralisp. If your Quicklisp directory has a lot of files and subdirectories (which is normal), the wild-inferiors file search for dist info is unacceptably slow. 

You can get an updated client with the feature reverted with (ql:update-client).

2021-02-11

New Quicklisp client available

 I've just published a new version of the Quicklisp client. You can get it with (ql:update-client).

This version updates the fallback ASDF from 2.26 to 3.2.1. (This will not have any effect on any implementation except CLISP, which does not come with ASDF of any version.)

It also includes support for dists with slashes in the name, as published by Ultralisp.

Thanks to those who contributed pull requests incorporated in this update.