I thought pin was useful for this:
if you want to ensure that your project uses the same version of a package across different development environments.
is it not?
I am seeing some code that pings a package e.g. with
command = (['opam', 'pin', '-y']
+ root_option()
+ ['--switch', switch]
+ [coq_package, coq_package_pin])
and then tries to reinstall it with:
command: list = ['opam',
'reinstall',
root_option(),
'--yes',
'--switch',
switch,
'--keep-build-dir',
coq_project]
is the pin really needed for the opam re-install to work? What might be the rationale to do such a pin before the opam reinstall?
In addition I am also installing some packages with make
& wondering if that is needed.
command: list = ['make', '-C', coq_proj_path]