package ocamlmig
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OCaml source code rewriting tool
Install
dune-project
Dependency
Authors
Maintainers
Sources
ocamlmig-5.4.20260731.tbz
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5.4.20260731
- fix issue where the format-preserving ocaml printer could raise
5.4-20251020
- Switch to ocaml 5.4
5.3-20250429
- Switch to ocaml 5.3.
- Added experimental
ocamlmig replacecommand, for a sed-like rewrites but working on ASTs instead of bytes. - Reduce slightly dependency on ocamlformat, so this can be used on the compiler codebase
- Added
ocamlmig checkto typecheck the replacement in things likeval foo : int [@migrate { repl = bar }]
5.2-20250228
- Added support for rewriting .mli files, not just .ml files.
- First stab at supporting migrating modules:
module Old_name : sig end .... [@@migrate { repl = New_name }]. These annotations are only looked for when passing-module-migration, and the replacement is limited to a module path. - given an annotation
val x : ... [@@migrate { repl = e }], when insertingeat a use-site ofx, in some case we now modifyeto avoid shadowing-related issues, and shorten module paths according to the modules opened in that scope. - added an experimental printer that ocamlformats only the sections of the code that are modified, instead of the entire file. It is used by default when a repository does not use ocamlformat.
ocamlmig transform rescope -unopennow knows to rename identifiers in all namespaces (module identifiers, type constructors, class identifiers, etc), instead of only values.
5.2-20250202
Correct a failure to use some opam-installed files.
5.2-20250129
Initial release.
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