Templates are now directly in dune's sexp language. The syntax is change to %{}
from ${} and $(). Old templates are still supported in jbuild files.
Other changes in this PR:
* Removal of ! patterns in variables
* Strict expansion for templates in dune files. Missing vars are now an error
* Using the correct syntax to parse included files in dune
* Improvements to the tests
* Syntax aware pretty printing of sexps. Now you must pass Dune vs. Jbuild to
print sexps
Signed-off-by: Rudi Grinberg <rudi.grinberg@gmail.com>
The motivation for this change is implement the --build-dir feature. This
feature lets us control the build directory which previously always defaulted to
_build. To accomplish this, Path.t had to be modified to be:
External of External.t | In_source_tree of Local.t | In_build_dir of Local.t
To represent the 3 kinds of paths dune is dealing with. The In_build_dir
constructor in particular, is relative to Path.root or some external path.
A few other refactorings had to be done to support this transition:
* The workspace is now "settable". This means that we no longer have to pass it
explicitly when converting local to absolute paths.
* Path.is_local no longer makes sense and is renamed to Path.is_managed.
Roughly, is_managed identifies paths in the build and source directories.
* Path.absoulte has been renamed of_filename_relative_to_initial_cwd
* Path.Local.root is now "." (as opposed to "")
Signed-off-by: Rudi Grinberg <rudi.grinberg@gmail.com>
Use the build_dir variable rather than the "_build" string and treat the case
Path.build_dir argument differently. Previously this would error:
Path.insert_after_build_dir_exn Path.build_dir "foo"
Now, it will return _build/foo
* This requires moving Fatal_error and Loc_error to Stdune.Exn as well
* Clflags.workspace_root can no longer be used in Path.to_absolute_filename. We
just take a parameter instead for now.
Jeremie Dimino
Rudi Grinberg
Jeremie Dimino