Hi Stefan,
Yes, the github mirror is sometimes slightly ahead of the official savannah
repository, and is much more prone to breakage that will force you to do a
fresh git checkout from time to time if I rewrite history as I fix things
before pushing to the official savannah repo. In this case you picked up some
changes I added to test moving the former `zile.Array` into stdlib as
`std.array` where it can be useful to other projects... although I've since
renamed that module to `std.vector` in github stdlib.
From here you have a couple of options to get going:
1. You are very welcome to try bleeding edge zile and report any problems
you find, which I'll fix as quickly as possible. Unfortunately you'll need to
update to the latest git version of stdlib too in this case. I've just pushed
another commit to github zile to catch up with the most recent upgrades to
github stdlib. I've also tested all of these together this morning, and
everything appears to be working well here.
2. If you don't want to fiddle with setting up a separate package.path for
bleeding edge stdlib, or you're worried about breaking other Lua programs by
overwriting the stable stdlib in the main package tree, you should use the
savannah git repo for Zile, which works with stdlib v40.
Apologies for the dust and scaffolding while I'm making the current round of
improvements to the infrastructure.
If there's anything else I can help with, please feel free to post again to the
mailing list.
Cheers,