Package opam-bundle.0.4

[AltGr]

opam-bundle.0.4

A tool that creates stand-alone source bundles from opam packages
opam-bundle is a command-line tool that, given a selection of packages,
generates a .tar.gz (and optionally a self-extracting) archive containing their
sources, and everything needed to bootstrap and compile them:

• the sources of their dependencies
• the sources of the chosen version of OCaml
• the sources of opam
• a set of scripts to bootstrap, check and install external dependencies,
  compile all the above, install the packages within a sandbox, and optionally
  put wrapper scripts within your PATH

This is expected to be done as normal user, with constrained calls to sudo
when needed for depexts and wrappers installation.

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• Homepage: https://github.com/AltGr/opam-bundle
• Source repo: git+https://github.com/AltGr/opam-bundle
• Bug tracker: https://github.com/AltGr/opam-bundle/issues

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🐫 Pull-request generated by opam-publish v2.0.0

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[mseri]

Is ocamlfind just a build dependency (as ocaml)?

[AltGr]

Yes, technically the package just installs a binary that doesn't manage OCaml sources or artifacts, so everything should be a build dependency.

[AltGr]

(but then there is always the old dilemma of "should it still get recompiled if e.g. there is a fix in opam-client for a bug that affects it"... I guess in that case we could file a new release to force recompilation)

[mseri]

I think that we should keep cmdliner and opam-client out, as you actively use the libraries (and indeed want the package to be rebuilt in case of bugfixes), while ocaml and ocamlfind are only invoked externally during the build

[mseri]

I've made the change. I'll let the tests re-run before merging