On 21 Oct 2022, at 15:53, Russell Sim wrote:
Robert Goldman writes:
I have been out of town and away from my email for a while. Sorry for
the late response. Checked ASDF code and I think you are right: it
would
make sense to make `:read-file-form` more generally usable than just
in
the
Robert Goldman writes:
> I have been out of town and away from my email for a while. Sorry for
> the late response. Checked ASDF code and I think you are right: it would
> make sense to make `:read-file-form` more generally usable than just in
> the `:version` property.
>
> Unfortunately, if
On 16 Oct 2022, at 1:58, Russell Sim wrote:
Mirko Vukovic writes:
somewhat off-topic to the original question:
Can :static-file be used for files part of unit tests? Such as unit
tests
for log-parsers.
My understanding is that :static-file components are used to specify
any
non-lisp
On 15 Oct 2022, at 3:00, Russell Sim wrote:
But regarding the readme file being loaded at read time in the ASD
file.
This dependency is not track but it's required to build the package.
This could be caught if the builds were hermetical, and this would
also
help with issues related other
I have been out of town and away from my email for a while. Sorry for
the late response. Checked ASDF code and I think you are right: it would
make sense to make `:read-file-form` more generally usable than just in
the `:version` property.
Unfortunately, if we were to do this, it would cause
On Sun, Oct 16, 2022 at 6:46 AM Russell Sim wrote:
> Mirko Vukovic writes:
>
> > somewhat off-topic to the original question:
> >
> > Can :static-file be used for files part of unit tests? Such as unit tests
> > for log-parsers.
>
> My understanding is that :static-file components are used to
Hi Stelian,
"Stelian Ionescu" writes:
>> "Stelian Ionescu" writes:
I'm working with a project that bundles up CL systems, and then copies
>
> What do you mean by "bundles" ? Copying the source code as-is ?
It's copying the files as declared in defsystem, so files that aren't
declared as
Mirko Vukovic writes:
> somewhat off-topic to the original question:
>
> Can :static-file be used for files part of unit tests? Such as unit tests
> for log-parsers.
My understanding is that :static-file components are used to specify any
non-lisp file dependencies of the system. The lisp
somewhat off-topic to the original question:
Can :static-file be used for files part of unit tests? Such as unit tests
for log-parsers.
Thanks,
Mirko
On Fri, Oct 14, 2022 at 7:24 PM Stelian Ionescu wrote:
> > Hey,
> >
> > I'm working with a project that bundles up CL systems, and then copies
> Hey,
>
> Thanks for the quick reply.
>
> "Stelian Ionescu" writes:
>
>>> I'm working with a project that bundles up CL systems, and then copies
What do you mean by "bundles" ? Copying the source code as-is ?
>>> them to a remote host. To avoid copying unnecessary files, we rely on
>>> the
Hey,
Thanks for the quick reply.
"Stelian Ionescu" writes:
>> I'm working with a project that bundles up CL systems, and then copies
>> them to a remote host. To avoid copying unnecessary files, we rely on
>> the components and additional-input-files to find all the files needed
>> to load
> Hey,
>
> I'm working with a project that bundles up CL systems, and then copies
> them to a remote host. To avoid copying unnecessary files, we rely on
> the components and additional-input-files to find all the files needed
> to load the system on the remote host.
>
> I found some ASD files to
Hey,
I'm working with a project that bundles up CL systems, and then copies
them to a remote host. To avoid copying unnecessary files, we rely on
the components and additional-input-files to find all the files needed
to load the system on the remote host.
I found some ASD files to load on the
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