What about adding a -pull switch to the script then?

Another idea I had at one point was a script that one can download  
and run to the get the latest darcs Factor tree. Basically you check  
if a repos/Factor/ exists in the current directory, and if not, do a  
'darcs get' before doing the whole build.

Ideally the script should be runnable both from the directory  
containing repos/Factor/, as well as inside repos/, and inside repos/ 
Factor/. It should support the 'get' as well as 'pull/rebuid'  
operations in the first case, and the 'pull/rebuild' operations in  
the other cases.

If you implement this then it would make it easier for beginners to  
try out the darcs version.

Slava

On 19-Jan-07, at 1:16 AM, Eduardo Cavazos wrote:

> On Thursday 18 January 2007 22:47, Slava Pestov wrote:
>
>> How about adding a 'darcs pull' in there?
>
> It sorta makes sense to have it in there and I thought about it. A  
> pull is
> usually what preceeds running rebuild-factor. However, I do pulls  
> from time
> to time to see what's going on in the tree, but I build less  
> frequently. For
> example, when you're working on the vm or compiler, I wait for the  
> smoke to
> clear before rebuilding. :-) So I keep the pull action separate.
>
> Ed
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