Remove OCaml - #4594
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As far as I can tell, these all seem like the appropriate removals. I assume dark-ocaml should stabilize (have darklang/dark-ocaml#7 merged) before this is merged?
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Yes. Should be ready now - can you review? |
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The dark-ocaml repo deploy worked great ( https://app.circleci.com/pipelines/github/darklang/dark-ocaml/13/workflows/467479a4-9fa1-4b75-a681-6761bb672247/jobs/83). So let's see how this one goes. |
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This worked fine. |
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Moved all the OCaml stuff into https://github.com/darklang/dark-ocaml. The remaining two containers can be built and deployed over there, if needs be, but hopefully they won't be touched until we remove them.
Multiple contributors have had issues with ocaml builds, including very high memory use (and hence extremely long build times, like 10 hours) and them not working on i5s. Best to just remove them, esp since we're probably a few months from removing them otherwise.