package yocaml_git
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YOCaml Runtime using Git as target
Install
dune-project
Dependency
Authors
Maintainers
Sources
yocaml-1.0.0.tbz
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doc/yocaml_git/Yocaml_git/index.html
Module Yocaml_gitSource
Allows you to define a Runtime that uses Git as a compilation target.
API
Source
val execute :
(module Yocaml_git__.Runtime.RUNTIME) ->
(module Mirage_clock.PCLOCK) ->
ctx:Mimic.ctx ->
?author:string ->
?email:string ->
?comment:string ->
string ->
'a Yocaml.Effect.t ->
('a, [> `Msg of string ]) result Lwt.tExecutes a YOCaml program using a given Runtime for processing with Source and using a Git Store as compilation target. What the YOCaml progam generates is compared with what you can view from the given remote repository and updated with a new Git commit. Then, we push these changes to the remote repository.
ctx contains multiple informations needed to initiate a communication with the given remote repository. See Git_unix.ctx for more details.
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