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odoc: Put support files in their own directory #6913

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odoc 2.2 added math support, which comes with extra javascript, css and font files. Rather than add these as explicit targets, this commit changes the invocation of odoc support-files to output into the dir _build/default/_doc/_html/_odoc_support as a directory target.

Signed-off-by: Jon Ludlam jon@recoil.org

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Alizter commented Jan 21, 2023

We also do something similar for coqdoc in coq/coq_rules if it helps. IIRC we have to register the directory target somewhere else as well as create it.

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Having taken a look at the coqdoc rules, I've added the new directory to the 'directory_targets' field of the rules - is this right? Also, does that now mean I can get rid of the rmdir?

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Alizter commented Feb 6, 2023

Here is the PR for coqdoc: https://github.com/ocaml/dune/pull/5695/files

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Gotcha, so I at least missed the Action_builder.With_targets.add_directories ~directory_targets - and with that I need to remove the Target that I had before in my Command.run args. Also you've got no rmdir so I'll get rid of that too. Thanks!

; A "--support-uri"
; A "_odoc_support"
; A "--theme-uri"
; A "_odoc_support"
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Does this mean we're dropping support for old versions of odoc? We should add that to the conflicts section then.

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No, odoc has supported those arguments since 2.0.0, so that's unchanged. Admittedly I haven't tested it yet though!

@@ -353,6 +351,10 @@ let setup_html sctx (odoc_file : odoc_artefact) =
"html-generate" ~flags_for:None
[ A "-o"
; Path (Path.build (Paths.html_root ctx))
; A "--support-uri"
; A "_odoc_support"
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Also, why is this not passed as a path? E.g. Path (odoc_support ctx)

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It can be as long as it'll work in all contexts - a bare argument like this is taken as a relative path from the output directory of the html-generate command. Does dune ever do anything smart with these paths like resolve them relative to the current dir or the like?

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The rules are all context specific, so I don't see why not. When generating the command, dune will do Path.reach from the path from which the command is ran. So it should be a relative path in the end anyway.

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Hrm, actually it feels a bit misleading to me, as Path.reach isn't the right thing to do, even if we arrange for it to produce the correct results in this instance.

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Why isn't it the right thing to do?

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I'd be more comfortable making it explicit - ie, Path.reach Paths.html_dir Paths.support_dir or something maybe?

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although even that might not be right - I wouldn't want a ./ to get put on the front, for example.

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Looking at the docs I see:

       --support-uri=URI
           Where to look for support files (e.g. `URI/highlite.pack.js').
           Relative URIs are resolved using `--output-dir' as a target.

And paths are certainly valid URI's.

although even that might not be right - I wouldn't want a ./ to get put on the front, for example.

Does that actually break it? I would hope not.

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Acutally, I suppose it should be A (Path.reach support_dir ~from:index_html) to be fully correct.

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although even that might not be right - I wouldn't want a ./ to get put on the front, for example.

Does that actually break it? I would hope not.

Ah probably not, and if so, that's an odoc bug :-) I've gone for this approach.

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Looks good. Can you update CHANGES?

I'll let @emillon approve and merge.

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Done.

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emillon commented Feb 7, 2023

Extra question - what do you want to do about #1556? Is this still something that is relevant or is not anymore now that we have directory targets?

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The approach in #1556 was what I was initially looking at. however, dynamic targets like that are, I understand, a bit tricky in dune. It seemed to me that using the directory target neatly fixes the problem that #1556 was addressing, so I believe this PR essentially fixes that issue - or at least renders it obsolete.

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odoc 2.2 added math support, which comes with extra javascript, css and
font files. Rather than add these as explicit targets, this commit
changes the invocation of `odoc support-files` to output into the dir
`_build/default/_doc/_html/_odoc_support` as a directory target.

Signed-off-by: Jon Ludlam <jon@recoil.org>
Signed-off-by: Jon Ludlam <jon@recoil.org>
Signed-off-by: Jon Ludlam <jon@recoil.org>
Signed-off-by: Jon Ludlam <jon@recoil.org>
Signed-off-by: Jon Ludlam <jon@recoil.org>
Signed-off-by: Jon Ludlam <jon@recoil.org>
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emillon commented Feb 8, 2023

Thanks for the answers. I think it's good to go!

@emillon emillon merged commit 1d5ce4a into ocaml:main Feb 8, 2023
emillon added a commit to emillon/opam-repository that referenced this pull request Feb 9, 2023
…, dune-rpc, dune-rpc-lwt, dune-private-libs, dune-glob, dune-configurator, dune-build-info, dune-action-plugin and chrome-trace (3.7.0~alpha2)

CHANGES:

- Fix handling of support files generated by odoc. (ocaml/dune#6913, @jonludlam)
emillon added a commit to emillon/opam-repository that referenced this pull request Feb 17, 2023
…, dune-rpc, dune-rpc-lwt, dune-private-libs, dune-glob, dune-configurator, dune-build-info, dune-action-plugin and chrome-trace (3.7.0)

CHANGES:

- Allow running `$ dune exec` in watch mode (with the `-w` flag). In watch mode,
  `$ dune exec` the executed binary whenever it is recompiled. (ocaml/dune#6966,
  @gridbugs)

- `coqdep` is now called once per theory, instead of one time per Coq
  file. This should significantly speed up some builds, as `coqdep`
  startup time is often heavy (ocaml/dune#7048, @Alizter, @ejgallego)

- Add `map_workspace_root` dune-project stanza to allow disabling of
  mapping of workspace root to `/workspace_root`. (ocaml/dune#6988, fixes ocaml/dune#6929,
  @richardlford)

- Fix handling of support files generated by odoc. (ocaml/dune#6913, @jonludlam)

- Fix parsing of OCaml errors that contain code excerpts with `...` in them.
  (ocaml/dune#7008, @rgrinberg)

- Pre-emptively clear screen in watch mode (ocaml/dune#6987, fixes ocaml/dune#6884, @rgrinberg)

- Fix cross compilation configuration when a context with targets is itself a
  host of another context (ocaml/dune#6958, fixes ocaml/dune#6843, @rgrinberg)

- Fix parsing of the `<=` operator in *blang* expressions of `dune` files.
  Previously, the operator would be interpreted as `<`. (ocaml/dune#6928, @tatchi)

- Fix `--trace-file` output. Dune now emits a single *complete* event for every
  executed process. Unterminated *async* events are no longer written. (ocaml/dune#6892,
  @rgrinberg)

- Fix preprocessing with `staged_pps` (ocaml/dune#6748, fixes ocaml/dune#6644, @rgrinberg)

- Use colored output with MDX when Dune colors are enabled.
  (ocaml/dune#6462, @MisterDA)

- Make `dune describe workspace` return consistent dependencies for
  executables and for libraries. By default, compile-time dependencies
  towards PPX-rewriters are from now not taken into account (but
  runtime dependencies always are). Compile-time dependencies towards
  PPX-rewriters can be taken into account by providing the
  `--with-pps` flag. (ocaml/dune#6727, fixes ocaml/dune#6486, @esope)

- Print missing newline after `$ dune exec`. (ocaml/dune#6821, fixes ocaml/dune#6700, @rgrinberg,
  @Alizter)

- Fix binary corruption when installing or promoting in parallel (ocaml/dune#6669, fixes
  ocaml/dune#6668, @edwintorok)

- Use colored output with GCC and Clang when compiling C stubs. The
  flag `-fdiagnostics-color=always` is added to the `:standard` set of
  flags. (ocaml/dune#4083, @MisterDA)

- Fix the parsing of decimal and hexadecimal escape literals in `dune`,
  `dune-package`, and other dune s-expression based files (ocaml/dune#6710, @shym)

- Report an error if `dune init ...` would create a "dune" file in a location
  which already contains a "dune" directory (ocaml/dune#6705, @gridbugs)

- Fix the parsing of alerts. They will now show up in diagnostics correctly.
  (ocaml/dune#6678, @rginberg)

- Fix the compilation of modules generated at link time when
  `implicit_transitive_deps` is enabled (ocaml/dune#6642, @rgrinberg)

- Allow `$ dune utop` to load libraries defined in data only directories
  defined using `(subdir ..)` (ocaml/dune#6631, @rgrinberg)

- Format dune files when they are named `dune-file`. This occurs when we enable
  the alternative file names project option. (ocaml/dune#6566, @rgrinberg)

- Move `$ dune ocaml-merlin -dump-config=$dir` to `$ dune ocaml merlin
  dump-config $dir`. (ocaml/dune#6547, @rgrinberg)

- Allow compilation rules to be impacted by `(env ..)` stanzas that modify the
  environment or set binaries. (ocaml/dune#6527, @rgrinberg)

- Coq native mode is now automatically detected by Dune starting with Coq lang
  0.7. `(mode native)` has been deprecated in favour of detection from the
  configuration of Coq. (ocaml/dune#6409, @Alizter)

- Print "Leaving Directory" whenever "Entering Directory" is printed. (ocaml/dune#6419,
  fixes ocaml/dune#138, @cpitclaudel, @rgrinberg)

- Allow `$ dune ocaml dump-dot-merlin` to run in watch mode. Also this command
  shouldn't print "Entering Directory" mesages. (ocaml/dune#6497, @rgrinberg)

- `dune clean` should no longer fail under Windows due to the inability to
  remove the `.lock` file. Also, bring the implementation of the global lock
  under Windows closer to that of Unix. (ocaml/dune#6523, @nojb)

- Remove "Entering Directory" messages for `$ dune install`. (ocaml/dune#6513,
  @rgrinberg)

- Stop passing `-q` flag in `dune coq top`, which allows for `.coqrc` to be
  loaded. (ocaml/dune#6848, fixes ocaml/dune#6847, @Alizter)

- Fix missing dependencies when detecting the kind of C compiler we're using
  (ocaml/dune#6610, fixes ocaml/dune#6415, @emillon)

- Allow `(include_subdirs qualified)` for OCaml projects. (ocaml/dune#6594, fixes ocaml/dune#1084,
  @rgrinberg)

- Accurately determine merlin configuration for all sources selected with
  `copy#` and `copy_files#`. The old heuristic of looking for a module in
  parent directories is removed (ocaml/dune#6594, @rgrinberg)

- Fix inline tests with *js_of_ocaml* and whole program compilation mode
  enabled (ocaml/dune#6645, @hhugo)

- Fix *js_of_ocaml* separate compilation rules when `--enable=effects`
  ,`--enable=use-js-string` or `--toplevel` is used. (ocaml/dune#6714, ocaml/dune#6828, ocaml/dune#6920, @hhugo)

- Fix *js_of_ocaml* separate compilation in presence of linkall (ocaml/dune#6832, ocaml/dune#6916, @hhugo)

- Remove spurious build dir created when running `dune init proj ...` (ocaml/dune#6707,
  fixes ocaml/dune#5429, @gridbugs)

- Allow `--sandbox` to affect `ocamldep` invocations. Previously, they were
  wrongly marked as incompatible (ocaml/dune#6749, @rgrinberg)

- Validate the command line arguments for `$ dune ocaml top-module`. This
  command requires one positional argument (ocaml/dune#6796, fixes ocaml/dune#6793, @rgrinberg)

- Add a `dune cache size` command for displaying the size of the cache (ocaml/dune#6638,
  @Alizter)

- Fix dependency cycle when installing files to the bin section with
  `glob_files` (ocaml/dune#6764, fixes ocaml/dune#6708, @gridbugs)

- Handle "Too many links" errors when using Dune cache on Windows (ocaml/dune#6993, @nojb)

- Allow the `cinaps` stanza to set a custom alias. By default, if the alias is
  not set then the cinaps actions will be attached to both `@cinaps` and
  `@runtest` (ocaml/dune#6991, @rgrinberg)

- Add `(using ctypes 0.3)`. When used, paths in `(ctypes)` are interpreted
  relative to where the stanza is defined. (ocaml/dune#6883, fixes ocaml/dune#5325, @emillon)

- Auto-detect `dune-workspace` files as `dune` files in Emacs (ocaml/dune#7061,
  @ilankri)

- Add native support for polling mode on Windows (ocaml/dune#7010, @yams-yams, @nojb)
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hhugo commented Mar 20, 2023

Mostly FYI, I was not able to dig further yet, but it seems that this change somehow broke the js_of_ocaml online documentation.

On http://ocsigen.org/js_of_ocaml/5.1.0/api/index.html, odoc.css is not found. Yet, it is available in https://github.com/ocsigen/js_of_ocaml/blob/gh-pages/5.1.0/api/_odoc_support/odoc.css.

After searching more, it could be an issue with github pages and directories with leading underscores.

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hhugo commented Mar 21, 2023

I can confirm that creating an empty .nojekyll file at the root fixes the issue.

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