Re: Package Require getting "wrong version"

Gerald W. Lester wrote:
% package require WS::Utils
1.1.0
% package require http
1.0

In this last example, what does [package versions http] report just
before [package require http] finds version 1.0 ?

Anyone have any ideas on what is wrong and what to do so I consistently get 2.5.3.

Based on what I've seen so far, I suspect something unfriendly happening
with "WS::Utils", possibly something to interfere with Tcl Modules.

What *is* WS::Utils anyway?

We can probably more effectively get to the bottom of this interactively
in the chat.

As unsolicited advice, I'll note that no good program should contain
[package require http], since that's free to deliver either version 1.0
or version 2.* and of course those interfaces are completely different.
Use the 'requirement' argument(s) of [package require] to ask for the
command set your program actually uses.

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