Re: [racket-users] Re: How to install local dir package replacing pre-installed one

My celebration was a bit premature. Strangely jumping to definition now worked and sent me to the right location but no code changes were picked up. I read the docs some more and noticed that raco pgk show showed actual checksum for /rackunit/ packages instead of #f and the source said /clone/

Re: [racket-users] Re: How to install local dir package replacing pre-installed one

Alright, I managed to install from local clone. Thank you Philip! Some observations here. You were right, I should've cloned from my fork. Else `raco pkg update` keeps pulling from the original (Racket central) URL. Docs tell us we can supply alternative URL, and it works but sadly not for mult

Re: [racket-users] Re: How to install local dir package replacing pre-installed one

>From the output you showed, you seem to have only replaced the "rackunit" package, which is just a stub to depend on the "rackunit-lib", "rackunit-doc", "rackunit-gui," and "rackunit-plugin-lib", packages—those you still have installed in the installation default place. It also looks like you may

[racket-users] Re: How to install local dir package replacing pre-installed one

Here are some notes that I wrote to deal with this situation, except they use the plot package: https://alex-hhh.github.io/2018/01/changing-built-in-racket-packages.html You will also find some more information about this topic if you search this group, but most of what is explained in tho

[racket-users] Re: How to install local dir package replacing pre-installed one

If I'm reading docs right, then it should've worked, hm: Conflict checking disallows installation of the same or conflicting package > in different scopes, but if such a configuration is forced, collections are > found first in packages with user package scope >