Load .tasty files from in-memory file systems too #11308
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| val tastyFileOrNull = classfile.container | ||
| .lookupName(classfile.name.stripSuffix(".class") + ".tasty", false) |
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Does this need to be a special-case just for virtual files or could this codepath also work for plain files?
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This should work for plain files too, I think. And using it there would run that code in the tests.
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Related to com-lihaoyi/Ammonite#1150.
This PR allows to load
*.tastyfiles from in-memory file systems (likedotty.tools.io.VirtualDirectory-based things) during compilation, rather than requiring them to exist on disk. This would be useful from Ammonite for example, that keeps the compiler output of previous compilation steps in memory.Not sure if or where I should add tests for that.