I mean, even the impression of ordering is wrong. The compiler is running
in parallel, so it may be that all of them are being compiled at the same
time and none of them actually completes. :)
On Tue, Jun 22, 2021 at 6:27 PM Marc-André Lafortune <
marc-an...@marc-andre.ca> wrote:
> It is a
It is a separate topic, but I find that very frustrating also.
Typical scenario:
A is a compile-time dependency of a lot of files B to Z, which themselves
are not dependencies of anything.
1) Change A
2) `mix compile` => compiles A, B, C, ... Y, and then produces an error in
Z.
3) Fix Z
4) `mix
Got it, yeah that makes sense. I (well, an Ash user) was dealing with an
issue that caused one of their resources to fail at compile-time, and they
had to do a fresh recompile of their project on a very underpowered machine
(which is the real problem, TBH). But what that meant is that we had to
