lampepfl/dotty-community-build

Name: dotty-community-build

Owner: Programming Methods Laboratory EPFL

Description: Dotty Community Build

Created: 2017-04-04 14:33:26.0

Updated: 2018-05-22 11:39:44.0

Pushed: 2018-05-22 11:39:43.0

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Size: 38

Language: Scala

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README

Dotty Community Build

This repository contains tests to build a corpus of Scala open sources projects against a specific version of Dotty.

To run the community build on a local machine, clone the repo and execute ./run.sh.

The tests will by default run against the latest NIGHTLY build of dotty. You may customize the dotty bersion by passing the DOTTY_REFERENCE variable to run.sh. This variable is used to identify a specific revision to build, publish locally and against which the tests will be run. Some examples:

• Build a PR:

  Y_REFERENCE="+refs/pull/3306/merge" ./run.sh
  

• Build a tag:

  Y_REFERENCE="0.3.0-RC2" ./run.sh
  

• Build a specific commit:

  Y_REFERENCE="deadbeef" ./run.sh
  

• Build using the latest nightly:

  n.sh
  

Adding your project

To add your project to the community build you can follow these steps:

1. Create a new branch in your project. Name it dotty (not mandatory).

2. Get your project to compile with Dotty. Instructions can be found on the dotty-example-project. Here are examples of projects that compile with Dotty:

   • typelevel/algebra
   • pathikrit/better-files
   • rickynils/scalacheck
   • scalapb/ScalaPB
   • scalatest/scalatest
   • scopt/scopt
   • typelevel/squants
   • scala/collection-strawman

   Please open an issue on Github if you believe your project doesn't compile because of a bug in Dotty.

3. Once your project compiles with Dotty, open a PR against this repo that:

   • adds a test for your project in CommunityBuildTest.scala. A test requires:
     • Your project git url
     • The name of the branch to build. Default to dotty
     • The command sbt needs to run in order to build the project
   • adds an entry for your project in .travis.yml that matches the name of the test