Topkg

[samoht]

@Drup I've removed lib/functoria_sigs.mli as it seems that nobody was using it. Do you remember what it was for?

@yallop I've got some errors running the tests:

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Error: Command-line parsing tests:5:describe.

File "/Users/thomas/git/functoria/_build/oUnit-Command-line parsing tests-roccapina.local#02.log", line 8, characters 1-1:
Error: Command-line parsing tests:5:describe (in the log).

Raised at file "src/oUnitAssert.ml", line 45, characters 8-27
Called from file "src/oUnitRunner.ml", line 46, characters 13-26

not equal
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Error: Command-line parsing tests:2:read_config_file.

File "/Users/thomas/git/functoria/_build/oUnit-Command-line parsing tests-roccapina.local#01.log", line 5, characters 1-1:
Error: Command-line parsing tests:2:read_config_file (in the log).

File "tests/test_functoria_command_line.ml", line 195, characters 1-1:
Error: Command-line parsing tests:2:read_config_file (in the code).

not equal
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Do you have an idea of what it means? :-)

[samoht]

/cc @dbuenzli

[yallop]

I think this might need a version constraint for topkg.

[samoht]

@yallop I've added a constraint for the --pinned command-line argument support. Did you have something else in mind?

[yallop]

Thanks; that's fine. I initially tried to build with topkg 0.7.1 and saw mysterious failures. But I've upgraded to 0.7.6 and the build is working now.

[yallop]

However, make test doesn't do anything:

$ make test
ocaml pkg/pkg.ml test
pkg.ml: No tests to run.

[samoht]

@yallop ha yes, you need to remove the ~run:false in pkg/pkg.ml

[yallop]

@samoht: the tests are failing because there's no config.ml file:

$ make test
[... failure ...]
$ touch config.ml
$ make test
[ ... success ... ]

[samoht]

ha the tests have to run in tests/. Good catch!