37 lines
897 B
Perl
37 lines
897 B
Perl
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In this test we test the translation of a package with a build-env field into a dune lock
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$ . ./helpers.sh
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$ mkrepo
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Make a package with a build-env field
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$ mkpkg with-build-env <<'EOF'
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> build-env: [ [ MY_ENV_VAR = "Hello from env var!" ] ]
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> build: ["sh" "-c" "echo $MY_ENV_VAR"]
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> install: ["sh" "-c" "echo $MY_ENV_VAR"]
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> EOF
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$ solve with-build-env
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Solution for dune.lock:
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- with-build-env.0.0.1
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The lockfile should contain a setenv action.
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$ cat dune.lock/with-build-env.pkg
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(version 0.0.1)
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(install
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(withenv
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((= MY_ENV_VAR "Hello from env var!"))
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(run sh -c "echo $MY_ENV_VAR")))
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(build
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(withenv
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((= MY_ENV_VAR "Hello from env var!"))
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(run sh -c "echo $MY_ENV_VAR")))
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This should print the value given in the build-env field.
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$ MY_ENV_VAR="invisible" build_pkg with-build-env
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Hello from env var!
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Hello from env var!
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