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We use an hardcoded list of toolchain libraries for the cabal rules, so they may fail if we depend on toolchain libraries provided by ghc but not asterius.
//tests/haskell_cabal_package
This test imports its main function from Lib, and it is not visible as such in the asterius generated javascript files. This example also fails when calling ahc-cabal directly.
//tests/binary_with_main
This test is a bit similar because it makes use of the main_function attribute.
The asterius bundle should be generated by asterius CI, and (if possible) for other platforms than Linux.
When C interrop is supported by asterius, it should be tested here.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered:
Now that the initial support for asterius is merged, here is an issue to track things that are not working yet.
No stardoc for asterius rules.
Because of the following issue: //:bzl is currently broken in release archives bazel-contrib/rules_nodejs#2874.
And for now stardoc always try to explore third party dependencies Do not require access to dependencies that aren't being documented bazelbuild/stardoc#93.
haskell_module
integration.See PR Revert "remove asterius tests using haskell_modules" #1629 which contains the asterius tests using the
haskell_module
rule.We use an hardcoded list of toolchain libraries for the cabal rules, so they may fail if we depend on toolchain libraries provided by ghc but not asterius.
//tests/haskell_cabal_package
This test imports its main function from Lib, and it is not visible as such in the asterius generated javascript files. This example also fails when calling ahc-cabal directly.
//tests/binary_with_main
This test is a bit similar because it makes use of the main_function attribute.
The asterius bundle should be generated by asterius CI, and (if possible) for other platforms than Linux.
When C interrop is supported by asterius, it should be tested here.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: