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Sometimes when building a project with package management I see this error:
Building ocaml-base-compiler.5.2.0
Building ocaml-config.3
Building base-unix.base
Building ocaml.5.2.0
Building seq.base
Building ocamlfind.1.9.6+dune
Error:
_build/.sandbox/bed9cbdb5ceececaf0c3aaddc1db1624/_private/default/.dev-tool/odoc/ocamlfind/source/0001-Harden-test-for-OCaml-5.patch:
No such file or directory
-> required by _build/_private/default/.dev-tool/odoc/ocamlfind/target/cookie
-> required by - package topkg
-> required by - package astring
-> required by - package odoc
Building ocamlbuild.0.15.0+dune
I've seen this on a range of projects, but so far I've only seen it on this specific patch from ocamlfind's package. I don't have a reliable reproduction case yet. It happens very infrequently, and the project always builds as expected when I rerun the command.
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This is not linked to race condition. I've tried to print the file path, running dune fmt. I assume you're testing with #10647. It seems the problem is coming from there.
It prints: extra_files: _build/_private/default/.pkg/ocamlfind/source/0001-Harden-test-for-OCaml-5.patch
This is not linked to race condition. I've tried to print the file path, running dune fmt. I assume you're testing with #10647. It seems the problem is coming from there.
It prints: extra_files: _build/_private/default/.pkg/ocamlfind/source/0001-Harden-test-for-OCaml-5.patch
I noticed every time you do an initial dune fmt the error appears and after that any time you try to rebuild without cleaning(removing the dev-tool locks), it's works.
I think there's a rule that coming before another one and it's not supposed to do that.
Sometimes when building a project with package management I see this error:
I've seen this on a range of projects, but so far I've only seen it on this specific patch from ocamlfind's package. I don't have a reliable reproduction case yet. It happens very infrequently, and the project always builds as expected when I rerun the command.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: