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Among the improvements:
* Work with current versions of ErlyDTL
* Add DTL_PATH, defaulting to templates/
* Add DTL_SUFFIX, defaulting to _dtl (suffix of output module names)
* Simplify the Erlang code and port to the erlang function
The erlang function can now accept any command-line argument for
erl as optional second argument.
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Should fix errors with @CircleCI.
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This commit does a few things:
* Fix svn and cp fetch methods
* Resolve what commands to run for fetching directly in make
* Make it easier to add fetch methods in the future
* Move legacy fetching into its own method for compatibility
* Don't require three words for hex; two are enough
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For best results use 'make -k ci'. 'make ci-prepare' can be
used to setup the OTP installations needed.
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Fix a bug where deps that use erlang.mk didn't have the -Werror
option suppressed automatically.
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By default templates use tabs. Unfortunately there are misguided
heretics who prefer spaces. Bummer.
Two variables are introduced:
* SP=<number> can be set to use <number> spaces per indentation level.
* WS=<string> can be set to use <string> for each indentation level.
Most users will just want to use SP, for example:
make new t=gen_server n=my_server SP=4
Note that people who want tabs don't have to do anything; tabs
are still the default.
WS is reserved for advanced users. Normal Make rules apply: all
whitespaces are trimmed. To specify 4 spaces using WS, you can
do the following:
make new t=gen_server n=my_server WS='$(empty) $(empty)'
Ugly, right? So just use SP.
Finally, SP and WS can be put in your Makefile directly.
In fact, erlang.mk will automatically add SP to a newly
created project if it was used during creation. For example:
make -f erlang.mk bootstrap SP=2
So in time we should only need to make a note in the docs
at project creation time, as there is very little value
after that point.
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Considering vmq_server is the first to use it, I suppose it's new.
Oh well that's just yet another way to specify deps in rebar.config.
:-)
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This commit implements a core_find and core_ls function that
can be used to list files recursively or not.
A few other minute changes are included and a couple hacks
removed.
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I don't recommend relying on it in your applications just yet.
It's not finalized yet. Let's wait and see what happens.
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If you were using the index file as a "lock file",
bear with me for a moment, equivalent functionality
will soon be added. :-)
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Seems like it works fine for all packages and fix issues
with some that wouldn't compile properly otherwise.
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$$$$ after replace by make is $$ and in bash it is pid of process.
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The good news is that these changes work with FreeBSD,
as opposed to before the merges.
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$(MAKE) works everywhere, including space.
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$(MAKE) works everywhere, including FreeBSD.
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https://github.com/rabbitmq/erlang.mk
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... before writing to it.
This fixes the following error which is logged with a fresh checkout:
/bin/sh: cannot create (...)/.erlang.mk/deps.log: No such file or directory
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Consider the following test:
elif [ 0 != `find ... | xargs grep -ci rebar` ]; then
find(1) may return no file at all and xargs has nothing on its stdin. In
this case, GNU xargs (from findutils) still executes the given command
and grep(1) returns 0.
However, FreeBSD's xargs for instance does not run the command at all if
there is nothing on stdin. Therefore nothing is printed on stdout and the
test becomes:
elif [ 0 != ]; then
This triggers a warning from the shell:
[: !=: argument expected
Prepending both operands with a literal 'x' fixes the problem.
For consistency's sake, I modified the two other tests as well, though
I didn't have any problem with them.
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