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Sculpt could be exactly what I need to break large scala targets into minimal dags for bazel to build.
The only thing missing is a mapping of which file each symbol is defined in, since bazel’s finest units (currently) are files.
How hard would it be to add this mapping? Something like [{ “file”: “Foo.scala”} , “produces”, {“sym”: [...
[{ “file”: “Foo.scala”} , “produces”, {“sym”: [...
If you can coach me through this, I’m happy to send a PR if you thing this would be easy ish for someone unfamiliar with the compiler/plug-in.
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deja vu :-) https://contributors.scala-lang.org/t/sculpt-dependency-graph-extraction-for-scala/1507/3
yes, I think this is a modest, doable change, and if you get stuck, I'd be happy to help get you unstuck.
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Thanks for the reminder. I’ll take a stab at this.
someone could pick up the old WIP PR at #61
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Sculpt could be exactly what I need to break large scala targets into minimal dags for bazel to build.
The only thing missing is a mapping of which file each symbol is defined in, since bazel’s finest units (currently) are files.
How hard would it be to add this mapping? Something like
[{ “file”: “Foo.scala”} , “produces”, {“sym”: [...
If you can coach me through this, I’m happy to send a PR if you thing this would be easy ish for someone unfamiliar with the compiler/plug-in.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: