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-conditional instrument code without BISECT_ENABLE=YES #185
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Hmm my bad, after running a few experiments it appears that the problem persists with I still can't reproduce it on a small project so it's a bit of a nightmare to debug. |
Finally found it. The issue arises when using That happened because I was using both I'm not sure whether this requires fixing in |
It was indeed a bug in dune, sorry for the inconvenience! |
Thanks for looking into it! |
It seems that since I upgraded to
bisect_ppx v1.4.0
, our ocaml code is always instrumented, even without settingBISECT_ENABLE=YES
.Downgrading it back to
v1.3.4
fixes the issue.I unfortunately didn't manage to reproduce this on a minimal example yet but I'm working on it, I'll get back to you as soon as I'm able to do so!
I think it was worth mentioning anyway in case you'd be aware of a recent change that might have somehow impacted
-conditional
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