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lines changed Original file line number Diff line number Diff line change @@ -120,9 +120,9 @@ a term `t` and a set of terms `S`, we have the following identities:
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An incompatibility is a set of terms that are not * all* allowed to be true. A
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given set of package versions can only be valid according to an incompatibility
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if at least one of the incompatibility's terms is false for that solution. For
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- example, the incompatibility ` {foo ^1.0.0, bar ^2.0.0} ` indicates that
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- ` foo ^1.0.0 ` is incompatible with ` bar ^2.0.0 ` , so a solution that contains
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- ` foo 1.1.0 ` and ` bar 2.0.2 ` would be invalid. Incompatibilities are
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+ example, the incompatibility ` {foo ^1.0.0, bar ^2.0.0} ` indicates that
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+ ` foo ^1.0.0 ` is incompatible with ` bar ^2.0.0 ` , so a solution that contains
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+ ` foo 1.1.0 ` and ` bar 2.0.2 ` would be invalid. Incompatibilities are
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* context-independent* , meaning that their terms are mutually incompatible
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regardless of which versions are selected at any given point in time.
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