chore: accept milpa/command ^0.8 - #22
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The descent field lands in command v0.8.0 — an argument that lowers an operation's ceiling, with its reason carried in the declaration. This package does not use it yet; capping the atom at ^0.7 is what stops anything downstream from resolving a version that does. Widening is additive: nothing here changes behaviour, and the suite runs against the new atom.
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milpa/command v0.8.0ships the descent field — an argument that lowers an operation's ceiling, with its reason carried in the declaration (greenhousedecisions/0029,evidence/0148,evidence/0150).This package does not use it yet. Capping the atom at
^0.7is what stops anything downstream from resolving a version that does — measured across the family in greenhouseevidence/0151, which found eight packages holding this cap.Widening is additive: no behaviour changes, and the suite runs against the new atom.