Cask v0.5 is released! The release mostly includes small changes
such as bug fixes, clean up and code refactoring. But there are a few
features worth mentioning.
Previously, updating Cask has been somewhat of pain. Now it’s as
simple as running cask upgrade. This will upgrade Cask, but also all
of Cask’s dependencies.
Now you can find out what packages are outdated by running the command
cask outdated. This command will print a list of all dependencies
with a newer version available. It will print the package name,
current version and new available version.
To handle the many quirks and inconsistencies in package.el, we
wrote a package called epl.el, which is
a layer on top of package.el. It has a nice interface and works from
Emacs 23 to trunk.
Development related discussion has been moved to the Google group https://groups.google.com/forum/#!forum/cask-dev. Please come over and say hi!
Cask is being actively developed and the future promises a lot of features that will make Emacs package development a breeze. If you are interested in what’s comming, check out http://rejeep.github.com/emacs/cask/ecukes/2013/09/01/emacs-package-development.html. Also, follow the development of the next big release at Github https://github.com/cask/cask/issues?milestone=3&state=open.