Use a struct instead of String for package ids (fix dependencies ordering) #70
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This effectively changes the order in which packages are sorted.
A struct with the fields { author: String, pkg: String } will sort
"elm/..." earlier than "elm-.../..." whereas the opposite is true
when considering the order of strings.
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It follows this PR on the pubgrub dependency provider for elm: |
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This effectively changes the order in which packages are sorted.
A struct with the fields { author: String, pkg: String } will sort
"elm/..." earlier than "elm-.../..." whereas the opposite is true
when considering the order of strings.