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This was code originally contributed by Tim Dysinger, so I've set him as the author in github.
Also: used filename:join with "src" and "ebin" like other compilers in rebar3 are doing.
This has been successfully tested to compile .lfe files. However, it's showing 'help' output when it shouldn't ...
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Awesome, this is a huge step in getting proper tooling support in/for LFE |
oubiwann
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Jun 19, 2015
For contributor history, see the following: * https://github.com/rebar/rebar/blame/master/src/rebar_lfe_compiler.erl * https://github.com/oubiwann/rebar3/pull/1
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This isn't intended to be merged. This PR is provided for ease of viewing. After completing this and having discussions in this ticket:
the intent for this work evolved into the idea of establishing a top-level namespace for LFE rebar3 plugins, with this branch becoming its own plugin using the LFE namepsace.
Update: repo created to bring the code from this PR into its own plugin here:
Note that this also has the related rebar3 tickets/PRs, for anyone wanting to catch up on the full context here:
And, of course, the full docs here: