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Support useECMAScript2015 option in ScalaJSModule #1004

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  • Support ESModule ModuleKind
  • Update Scala.js 0.6 to 0.6.33
  • Update Scala.js 1 to 1.3.1
  • Add useECMAScript215 to test matrix just for last version
  • Update Scala versions it tests
  • Update ScalaJsUtils to use node.js instead of nashorn
    The initial idea was to use the NodeJSEnv from Scala.js to run the
    tests. But this created a problem since adding a particular NodeJSEnv
    to the classpath broke the other version of Scala.js linking. For example
    using NodeJSEnv from Scala.js 1.3.1 made fastOpt in Scala.js 0.6 break.
    So at the end the function is just calling "node" using os.proc

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lefou commented Nov 17, 2020

Great! Thanks for this pull request.

* Update ScalaJsUtils to use node.js instead of nashorn
  The initial idea was to use the NodeJSEnv from Scala.js to run the
  tests. But this created a problem since adding a particular NodeJSEnv
  to the classpath broke the other version of Scala.js linking. For example
  using NodeJSEnv from Scala.js 1.3.1 made fastOpt in Scala.js 0.6 break.
  So at the end the function is just calling "node" using `os.proc`

I like the idea of running the tests without requiring some external tool (node). I think we are not necessarily forced to use the same classpath for test for different Scala.js versions. But I do not have that much Scala.js tooling experience, so it's probably easier to say that than to implement it. Do you have by any chance the other setup (which failed) around, so that I could play with it?

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lolgab commented Nov 17, 2020

Consider that Scala-js NodeJSEnv is depending from "node" too:

So if you use it or not you require node either way.
By the way, my ScalaJsUtils.scala looked like this:

package mill.scalajslib

import org.scalajs.jsenv.nodejs.NodeJSEnv
import org.scalajs.jsenv.Input
import org.scalajs.jsenv.test.kit.TestKit
import mill.scalajslib.api.ModuleKind
import scala.concurrent.duration._

object ScalaJsUtils {
  def runJSExpectingOut(path: os.Path, moduleKind: ModuleKind, expectedOut: String): Unit = {
    val input: org.scalajs.jsenv.Input = moduleKind match {
      case ModuleKind.NoModule => new Input.Script(path.toNIO)
      case ModuleKind.CommonJSModule => new Input.CommonJSModule(path.toNIO)
      case ModuleKind.ESModule => new Input.ESModule(path.toNIO)
    }
    val jsEnv = new NodeJSEnv()
    val testKit = new TestKit(jsEnv, 1.second)

    testKit.withComRun(Seq(input)){ run =>
      run.expectOut(expectedOut)
    }
  }
}

And was requiring org.scala-js::scalajs-js-envs-test-kit:1.1.1 and org.scala-js::scalajs-env-nodejs:1.1.1

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lolgab commented Nov 17, 2020

@lefou Could you try to rerun https://travis-ci.org/github/lihaoyi/mill/jobs/744146502 ?
It seems to fail for different reasons. Maybe it is flakiness.

@lolgab lolgab marked this pull request as ready for review November 17, 2020 12:24
@lolgab lolgab changed the title Support useECMAScript215 option in ScalaJSModule Support useECMAScript2015 option in ScalaJSModule Nov 17, 2020
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LG from Scala.js POV.

def link(sources: Array[File],
libraries: Array[File],
dest: File,
main: String,
testBridgeInit: Boolean, // ignored in 0.6
fullOpt: Boolean,
moduleKind: ModuleKind) = {
moduleKind: ModuleKind,
useECMAScript2015: Boolean /* ignored in 0.6 */) = {
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This isn't ignored..

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So Scala.js 0.6.33 supports useECMAScript2015 ?

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Yes, you're right! I'm using it 🙈

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Fixed ✅

- Support ESModule ModuleKind
- Update Scala.js 0.6 to 0.6.33
- Update Scala.js 1 to 1.3.1
- Add useECMAScript2015 to test matrix just for last version
- Update Scala versions it tests
- Update ScalaJsUtils to use node.js instead of nashorn
  The initial idea was to use the NodeJSEnv from Scala.js to run the
  tests. But this created a problem since adding a particular NodeJSEnv
  to the classpath broke the other version of Scala.js linking. For example
  using NodeJSEnv from Scala.js 1.3.1 made fastOpt in Scala.js 0.6 break.
  So at the end the function is just calling "node" using `os.proc`
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lolgab commented Nov 17, 2020

Did a git rebase -i to reword the first commit.
Fixed the typo useECMAScript215 => useECMAScript2015, otherwise the first commit is untouched.

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lefou commented Nov 17, 2020

Travis job 2 is now always failing. Please ignore it for now.

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lefou commented Nov 17, 2020

LGTM. I started another Travis Jobs just to be sure: https://travis-ci.org/github/lefou/mill/builds/744212036

@lefou lefou merged commit 0e5a981 into com-lihaoyi:master Nov 17, 2020
@lefou lefou added this to the after 0.8.0 milestone Nov 17, 2020
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lefou commented Nov 17, 2020

Thank you, @lolgab !

@lolgab lolgab deleted the support-es-2015 branch November 17, 2020 23:16
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lolgab commented Nov 17, 2020

Thank you @lefou as usual for reviewing and merging 🙏😊
Thank you @gzm0 too for the kind review!

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