chapel-py: Add a CHPL_ variable to auto-build chapel-py
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#24912) Fixes #24871. This PR adds two more environment variables, `CHPL_ALWAYS_BUILD_CHAPEL_PY` and `CHPL_ALWAYS_BUILD_LANGUAGE_SERVER`, to build `chapel-py` and `chpl-language-server` on `make -j32`. This will help in situations such as setting off `paratests`: simply running `make -j32` will be enough to make sure that Python environment is up to date, ensuring that `chplcheck` (etc.) tests run. This should help catch `chplcheck` bugs as they come up. Reviewed by @jabraham17 -- thanks!
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chpldoc,chapel-pyis not built by default; also much likechpldoc,chapel-pyis used in some tests in thetest/directory, and not having an up-to-date build can cause these tests to fail.chpldocsolves this problem by having an environment variable that always builds it when a regularmakeis invoked.chapel-pydoes not have a variable like that, and I consistently forget to rebuild it when running paratests. It would be nice if we had a variable like this forchapel-py.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: