Re: :around methods on LOAD-OP and COMPILE-OP

> I also think that the try-recompiling restart for compile-op is
> useless, because asdf already sets up a retry restart; I'd like to
> delete it, but I have a sneaking suspicion that someone will complain
> if I do.  If I don't hear confirmation about that, I'll delete it
> anyway and suck up the consequences.

does the original retry restart always recompile? i think sometimes it
happens that the file actually compiles but with some warning and due
to that asdf stops with an error. in such a situation the original
retry restart will not try to recompile the file, only reload it.
probably the same applies to load-time errors.

i admit that i may be missing something, or maybe i was ignorant when
dealing with asdf restarts, but i did use try-recompiling often
recently.

-- 
 attila

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