Rebuild dotc if new *.scala files are found in dotty/src
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ping @VladUreche, I guess you could reuse this. |
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@smarter please review. |
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LGTM. |
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Rebuild dotc if new *.scala files are found in `dotty/src`
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Thanks @DarkDimius! I keep an |
| echo "new files detected. rebuilding" | ||
| cd $DOTTY_ROOT | ||
| sbt $2 | ||
| touch "$1" |
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Why do you need to do this manually? At a first sight, sbt should update the jar file when rebuilding, right?
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Sometimes sbt is smart enough to see that it does not need to rebuild the project, though timestamps changed. Eg if you make a change and revert it.
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