The easiest way to check is to try to install the package from a fresh switch,
e.g.:
opam switch test --alias-of system --no-switch
opam install modelica --switch test
opam switch remove test
oasis2opam may help you get the right dependencies, but I don't know of a tool
to check them afterwards. OPAM itself has no knowledge of Oasis, or any other
build system, for that matter.
> - Christoph Höger, 22/05/2015 07:41 -
> My latest update to Modelica.ml failed due to some unresolved
> dependencies, that I had already installed on my system.
>
> I am using oasis, so is there a way to check dependencies between
> oasis and opam? Maby I can also completely re-generate the opam files
> from oasis on every release.
>
> However, in case you do not use oasis, how do you test your build in a
> fresh environment locally? Is there some magic opam option ala
> BUILDROOT or something like that?
>
> --
> Christoph Höger
>
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>
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