package opam-bundle

Not available on OCaml 5.5
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A tool that creates stand-alone source bundles from opam packages

Install 

dune-project
 Dependency

github.com Edit opam file Versions (2)

Authors

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    Louis Gesbert <louis.gesbert@ocamlpro.com>

Maintainers

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    Louis Gesbert <louis.gesbert@ocamlpro.com>

Sources

0.4.tar.gz
md5=588126fccd29d1f094ceee1dca13171f
sha512=3e5b0a1430790bfb44aac39eabc53dbdb3f10da1f495303f547f11d5d93f43d67c5c661ecba039021fbe0110c16b32426e441348f2c7456d6d4c61c01f5c0b66

Description

opam-bundle is a command-line tool that, given a selection of packages, generates a .tar.gz (and optionally a self-extracting) archive containing their sources, and everything needed to bootstrap and compile them:

  • the sources of their dependencies
  • the sources of the chosen version of OCaml
  • the sources of opam
  • a set of scripts to bootstrap, check and install external dependencies, compile all the above, install the packages within a sandbox, and optionally put wrapper scripts within your PATH

This is expected to be done as normal user, with constrained calls to sudo when needed for depexts and wrappers installation.

Tags

org:ocamlpro

Added to opam-repository:

Dependencies (4)

  1. opam-client >= "2.0.0" & < "2.1"
  2. cmdliner >= "1.0.0"
  3. ocamlfind build
  4. ocaml build

Dev Dependencies

None

Optional Dependencies

None

Used by

None

Conflicts

None

Build status

Results of building opam-bundle with each compiler on check.ci.ocaml.org, run of against opam-repository 8a77e58. All results for this package.

Each result links to its build log. To keep crawlers from overloading the site, build logs require a GitHub sign-in (see ocurrent/opam-health-check). On your first log, GitHub asks you to “Authorize opam-health-check”, the OCurrent app that runs these checks; it sees only your public profile, not your repositories. The sign-in lasts 30 days.

Version OCaml 4.11 OCaml 4.14 OCaml 5.2 OCaml 5.4 OCaml 5.5
0.4 (this version) good good n/a n/a n/a
  • good Package successfully built
  • partial One of the dependencies failed to build
  • bad Package failed to build
  • n/a Package is not available in this environment
  • internal Internal failure