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[ fix ] test runner to use cabal (#2884) #2896
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We'll need to bump some dependencies given we're using a newer GHC, a newer Agda, etc. |
This is probably not going to build (missing bytestring / random dependencies in the sample cabal file).
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Alright, it now successfully builds on my machine. Let's see if CI agrees :) |
* CI: remove JOSS build * Test runner: print test name without buffering * Script: fix issue leading to nested _build/_build/...
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Hm I'm having issues here, with Agda 2.6.4 and the head of the |
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associated with openjournals/joss-reviews#9241 |
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I'm confused: you need to go back to clock-0.5.2 to get a library without e.g. Did you purge the old build artefacts before trying again? |
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Good point. I did this: But still the same issue. |
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There should be some clues in |
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The log file stops at: So the build is using |
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The source file on hackage does not contain ifdefs so I assumed it |
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I've opened #2900 aiming to restrict the clock types to the ones that |
Cherry-picking @gallais's amazing work across from the v2.0-joss-submission branch. Resolved one merge-conflict in the
ubuntu-ciworkflow but hopefully this works 🤞