REBAR will be set to the rebar binary which was executed and runs the
builds. Enables the use of the same binary for rebar invocations as
part of a pre or post hook like so:
${REBAR} escriptize
The combination of changes to rebar_erlc_compiler, and the fact
that erl_first_files is inherited, caused a regression. To fix
that, ensure every project uses its own .rebar/erlcinfo. While at
it, fix the issue that erl_first_files entries were not included
when initializing the dep digraph.
Reported-by: Louis-Philippe Gauthier
Reported-by: Roland Karlsson
Thanks: Tuncer Ayaz
When trying to skip spec files under deps/ directory,
ignore "deps" component which is also included in Cwd.
For example, "/home/deps/src/myapp/test/cover.spec"
contains "deps" component but should not be skipped if
Cwd is "/home/deps/src/myapp/".
Augment 'tests' option of 'rebar eunit' command with ability to specify
tests to run using module-qualified names. This change also forced me
to change the way modules for coverage and for testing itself are
selected - module-qualified tests specifications are now taken into
consideration. Extend tests to cover new functionality. Update
dialyzer_reference accordingly.
attempt to emulate the behavior of
`erl -pa ebin -pa deps/*/ebin`
fix error messages and formatting issues of `rebar shell` by
shutting down and restarting the user subsystem in a mode more
hospitable to the shell than the simple user started when run
as an escript. emulate `error_logger` behaviour when the shell
is run via `erl`
add documentation of the shell command
limitations:
the erlang interrupt handler is not enabled when running as an
escript and there is no interface to re-enable it via erlang code.
this means `ctrl-c` will immediately exit the running process
unlike when running the shell via `erl`. `ctrl-g` is, however,
unaffected
the user subsystem is killed and restarted but not supervised. if
your code somehow relies on the user subsystem crashing and
restarting `rebar shell` may interfere with it's operation
On windows, bootstrap.bat failed with next error.
Command 'escriptize' not understood or not applicable
This happens because the drive name in path got from rebar_utils:get_cwd() and base_dir(Config) are different case.
Made the drive name the same lowercase using filename:absname().
Since the introduction of -r/--recursive, deps were not properly added
to the code path when running ct, eunit, etc.
To fix that, pass a flag down to process_dir1 and conditionalize
execution of the command. This moves the decision into process_dir1
where we can decide to invoke preprocess/2 and postprocess/2 but not
execute the command.
Without this fix, you'd have to, for example, invoke 'rebar -r ct
skip_deps=true', if you wanted to run base_dir's ct suites with deps on
the code path (while skipping all non-base_dir ct suites).
So, with this patch applied, if you run
$ rebar ct
deps will be on the code path, and only base_dir's ct suites will be
tested.
If you want to test ct suites in base_dir and sub_dirs, you have to run
$ rebar -r ct skip_deps=true
If you want to test ct suites in all dirs, you have to run
$ rebar -r ct
The fix is not specific to ct and applies to all commands.
To be able to add inttest/code_path_no_recurse/deps, I had to fix
.gitignore. While at it, I've updated and fixed all entries.
* Fix arg order:
The order of arguments got inconsistent over time. To fix that, use
the same consistent order in all functions.
* Avoid one erlang:'++'/2 call in process_dir/6.
* Avoid lists:prefix/2 and atom_to_list/1 calls:
We can easily avoid 2 lists:prefix/2 calls and one atom_to_list/1 call
in execute/5 by passing in whether the command is a hook or not. The
resulting code is simpler and easier to read.
If the directory we're about to process contains
reltool.config[.script] and the command to be applied is
'generate', then it's safe to process. We do this to retain the
behavior of specifying {sub_dirs, ["rel"]} and have "rebar generate"
pick up rel/reltool.config[.script]. Without this workaround you'd
have to run "rebar -r generate" (which you don't want to do if you
have deps or other sub_dirs) or "cd rel && rebar generate".
Allow rebar to compile applications using Erlang/OTP 17 and older
versions. This patch only provides partial support since the rebar
tool itself must be compiled using an Erlang/OTP version that is older
than 17.
This calls the 'p4' command-line tool to checkout and sync Perforce
trees. It involves significantly more special code in Rebar than
using 'git p4', but it eliminates the indirection of
Rebar->Git->Python->Perforce
Using the filename as a prefix is less readable and inconsistent with
the other log messages.
Before:
DEBUG: src/foo.erl depends on...
After:
DEBUG: Dependencies of src/foo.erl ...
Tino Breddin
Tristan Sloughter
Tuncer Ayaz
Fred Hebert
Slava Yurin
YAMAMOTO Takashi
YAMAMOTO Takashi
Sergey Savenko
Habibutsu
alisdair sullivan
Jared Morrow
Yuki Ito
redpine50
goofansu
goofansu
Dan Gudmundsson
Andrew Thompson
Joseph Wayne Norton
Nathaniel Waisbrot