avsm changed the topic of #mirage to: mirage 2 released! party on!
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<englishm>
avsm: yeah, I shrunk the lvm partition to make more room.
<englishm>
it looks like opam is still spinning on installing ocamlfind though
<englishm>
I keep seeing ocamldep running with different pids. :-/
<englishm>
it looks like there are errors in ~/.opam/log from aspcud
<englishm>
it doesnt take a -v flag?
<englishm>
not sure which version I have since it doesnt take --version either
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<englishm>
oh!
<englishm>
my clock was wrong
<englishm>
running ntpdate and retrying, it seems to have gotten past ocamlfind
<englishm>
I guess it doesn't want to install if it's only 1970
<englishm>
success!
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<seangrove>
dsheets_: Working on Tower today, is there a ticket in particular you'd like to assign to me?
<dsheets_>
seangrove, depends on if you're feeling ocaml-y or web-y, I suppose
<dsheets_>
I think #1 should be pretty easy ocaml-y issue to solve in maybe 10 lines
<seangrove>
Ah, I noticed that bug as well
<dsheets_>
#10 is also sort of introductory level polish
<seangrove>
Will take a look at it
<dsheets_>
#13 gets to be more invasive and potentially interesting
<seangrove>
Cool, I'll work my way through those three for today then
<seangrove>
What's the expected behavior for #10?
<seangrove>
Blow away the _site directory entirely before building?
<dsheets_>
#4 #18 and #22 are more web/design oriented but maybe more contained
<dsheets_>
seangrove, that's definitely jekyll's behavior and probably a good first pass
<dsheets_>
erm "contained" = topical? they require more interaction and design work but don't necessarily get you into the codebase
<dsheets_>
every other behavior is probably over-complicated but maybe something nice exists
<dsheets_>
i did force-to-overwrite for codoc 0.2.0 but i might just remove it because... don't do that?
<seangrove>
Well, one alternative that might be nice later would be to write a manifest file into _site/build_manifest that listed all the generated files and their hash, so if the user accidentally added some files there manually it wouldn't be blown away (could warn on differences)
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<seangrove>
Had that problem with a junior that updated a jekyll site for our company, and lost a day or two of work that way
<seangrove>
But that's be as a separate issue, I'd say
<seangrove>
Sorry, this is for #10
<dsheets_>
yes, that's not a bad idea but maybe more than necessary at this point
<dsheets_>
maybe not hash but mtime...
<seangrove>
Yeah, will make an issue when I finish #10 as is ;)
<dsheets_>
cool, you can probably fix #1 simultaneously :-) thanks!
<dsheets_>
also, starting on #6 might be fun... at least making a list in the issue of the static stuff that jekyll offers would be interesting
<dsheets_>
[[ site.time ]] isn't very exciting :-P
<seangrove>
That's almost entirely the content of most of my sites, actually
<seangrove>
Not sure I see the use case for almost any other text
<dsheets_>
true... we should probably ship this as-is
<dsheets_>
well, after 1 and 10 are done
<seangrove>
What's the normal workflow for OCaml stuff? I have merlin/tuareg/etc., but utop doesn't seem to play well with evaluating arbitrary snippets of code, so I keep tabbing over to rebuild the project
<seangrove>
And if there's somewhere that goes over this that I can read on my own, I'm happy to go through that independently
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<dsheets_>
seangrove, erm... i use those things but utop only to play with self-contained stuff and view signatures and play with APIs. I use an emacs shell to build or tab to a term
<dsheets_>
there are probably more flowy setups...
<seangrove>
It's alright, I'll go with the de facto standards until I get my bearings, and try not to grumble about the lack of lisp-like repls ;)
<dsheets_>
it's possible to load the whole program and all the dependencies but... there's no easy way afaik and i don't know anyone that does it
<dsheets_>
but it would be very cool and it is definitely worse than lisp :-/
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<dsheets_>
avsm, btw, davfs2 (at least the version 2 revs behind the newest) hangs during some rename operations
<avsm>
ha!
<avsm>
thats the HTTP MOVE method it hink
<seangrove>
dsheets_: First PR in, feel free to tear it apart, I have no idea about idiomatic ocaml or its tools (ocamlfind, _tags, should I also add "str" to opam, etc.)
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<seangrove>
dsheets: Working on #10, looks like there's no standard way of e.g. rm -r in OCaml. I have some stuff working with Unix and Sys that I was planning on putting in TowerSysUtil.Dir.rmdir_r
<seangrove>
It was a good thing to play aroujnd with, but I assume you probably have a more appropriate suggestion for how to do it