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Add dep_cowboy_commit 2.8.0 and a note in the user guide
dependencies section that the versions in the package index
are not always up to date.
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The query-deps, query-doc-deps, query-rel-deps, query-test-deps
and query-shell-deps targets go through dependencies and print
some information about them:
$ make query-deps
...
cowboy: cowlib git https://github.com/ninenines/cowlib 2.7.3
cowboy: ranch git https://github.com/ninenines/ranch 1.7.1
$ make query-deps QUERY="name repo version absolute_path"
...
cowboy: cowlib https://github.com/ninenines/cowlib 2.7.3 /path/to/deps/cowlib
cowboy: ranch https://github.com/ninenines/ranch 1.7.1 /path/to/deps/ranch
The query-deps target is recursive; the others aren't. This
mirrors the behavior when fetching and building dependencies.
The full list of options is:
QUERY="fetch_method name repo version extra absolute_path"
When an option has no corresponding value, "-" will be printed.
For example most fetch methods do not have extra information to
print. When there is extra information, the value will be prefixed
with a descriptive name. For example: package-name=uuid_erl
This commit also introduces changes to deps handling: some of
the functions for querying will now be used directly. In the
future the goal is to remove the old dep_name, dep_commit, etc.
functions and replace their usage with the new query functions.
Custom fetch methods should implement query functions in order
to have information about the relevant dependencies printed
properly.
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Properly fixes partisan.
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Unless it's a symbolic link, it's built directly, FULL=1 is set
or the file ebin/dep_built in the dependency is removed.
See the documentation changes for more details.
This provides immense build speed gains, for example on a
RabbitMQ project it went from 10s to 1s for the 2nd+ builds.
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And a workaround to force a specific version to be downloaded.
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While the solution is not the best we could do it's better
than nothing.
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It clones and checkouts like the git fetch method, but
does so in the Erlang.mk temporary directory. It then
creates a symbolic link to the subfolder for the dependency.
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We do not touch the erlang.mk file anymore. We only patch the
Makefile to include the top-level Erlang.mk by changing the
'include erlang.mk' line to look for ERLANG_MK_FILENAME if it
is defined. The modified Makefile can be committed safely.
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we also use LOCAL_DEPS at the top-level, if it exists, to determine
which local apps to compile, in the interest of saving compile time
for projects that have many apps and multiple release configurations
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.. to fetch and list deps recurvively.
Therefore, they work on direct dependencies, dependencies' dependencies,
and so on. Nothing is built with those targets.
The following targets are also available to work on other kinds of
dependencies:
make fetch-doc-deps
make fetch-rel-deps
make fetch-test-deps
make fetch-shell-deps
make list-doc-deps
make list-rel-deps
make list-test-deps
make list-shell-deps
In all cases, they include "normal" and eg. "test" dependencies of the
top-level project, then only "normal" dependencies' dependencies.
It's possible to include several kinds in one go:
make fetch-deps DEP_TYPES='doc test'
make list-deps DEP_TYPES='doc test'
As it may be difficult to use the output of `make list-*` because
the list could appear after other targets output (like dependencies
fetching), the list is available in files pointed by the following
variables:
$(ERLANG_MK_RECURSIVE_DEPS_LIST)
$(ERLANG_MK_RECURSIVE_DOC_DEPS_LIST)
$(ERLANG_MK_RECURSIVE_REL_DEPS_LIST)
$(ERLANG_MK_RECURSIVE_TEST_DEPS_LIST)
$(ERLANG_MK_RECURSIVE_SHELL_DEPS_LIST)
Internally, `list-deps` is simply implemented on top of `fetch-deps`:
the latter fills a sorted log with all the directories it traversed.
`list-deps` finally just prints the log file to stdout.
Fixes #560.
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To help find the section when looking through the index.
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This will allow to provide permanent URLs to the documentation.
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Initially submitted by Daniel White.
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