[Caml-list] How to see an OCaml change in a browser

[Caml-list] How to see an OCaml change in a browser

[Jakob Lichtenberg]

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How can I look at source code change for:
                PR#5312: command-line arguments @reponsefile auto-expansion feature

In a web browser?

I assume I would use a SVN or GIT web interface of sorts.

Thanks lots!


-          Jakob

PS. Tried to post in the thread [[Caml-list] [community poll for PR#5312] Do some OCaml Windows users still use the @responsefile feature? <https://groups.google.com/forum/#!searchin/fa.caml/PR$235312/fa.caml/q6l0QN_5kxE/ThSbr740EOcJ> ] .  But apparently I am not smart enough to figure out how to do so.  Short story is that I relied on the @foo.rsp response semantics in 3.07pl2 and now that I am trying to upgrade to 4.00.1 I am broken.  I assume I need to manually implement what we had back then.   I wonder/hope that Gerd's suggestion was implemented "A cleaner solution would probably to move the responsefile implementation up to the Arg module, so that the user (a) sees it, and (b) can enable or disable it as needed."


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Re: [Caml-list] How to see an OCaml change in a browser

[Jeremy Yallop]

On 7 January 2014 01:24, Jakob Lichtenberg <jakobl@microsoft.com> wrote:
> How can I look at source code change for:
>
>                 PR#5312: command-line arguments @reponsefile auto-expansion
> feature
>
> In a web browser?

You can find it here:

    https://github.com/ocaml/ocaml/commit/8c9ef9f24

(Searching for the PR number by running 'git log --grep=5312' in a
clone of the OCaml repository returns the revision number, 8c9ef9f24.)

Re: [Caml-list] How to see an OCaml change in a browser

[Jakob Lichtenberg]

Jeremy: Thank you for the help!