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Don't rebuild everything on test-or-comment-only changes #6522
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#2369 would solve this, but in the short term this suggestion is probably a good idea. |
Would #2369 actually solve it? It'd help for stage0, but the other stages always need to be rebuilt, yeah? |
Can we amend this to test-or-docs-only changes? :) |
done :) |
This seems difficult to express via I propose that we table doing this until after we have moved to using |
(i also am deliberately not nominating this for a maturity milestone. I don't see this particular tooling issue as being worth attaching to any particular release; then again, I don't necessarily see that we should put it in at all.) |
I would love for this to happen, but since we're not planning to port all of Rust to rustpkg in the immediate future, it's blocked on #2237 and also far off in the future. |
I've thought about making rustc use workcache internally for compiling individual items, which would address this, but that's also a pretty big project and not an immediate priority. |
Triage: oh yes this is still so very painful. |
This is basically foregone at this point. |
What does that mean?
(Sorry, no native speaker)
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Translation: this is unlikely to ever happen. |
The current build system makes this pretty much impossible to do. We could technically do it, but it'd be more trouble than it's worth. |
fixes rust-lang#6522 changelog: field_reassign_with_default: don't expand macros in lint suggestion (rust-lang#6522)
field_reassign_with_default: don't expand macros in suggestion fixes rust-lang#6522 changelog: field_reassign_with_default: don't expand macros in lint suggestion (rust-lang#6522)
The build system currently rebuilds everything for test-only changes, which is really painful. Ideally, it should get a diff (using git), and check if any of the changes are outside
#[test]
items before deciding that the build is stale.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: