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All the dependencies that get transitively imported by tests are now strong-mode clean, so this is unblocked. |
Blocking issues (updated 28 June 2017):
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FYI, I could probably begin work on this with just dart-lang/sdk#27267, dart-lang/sdk#27264, and dart-lang/sdk#27001. I wouldn't be able to release that work, but I could probably get something committed outside of the UI. |
@vsmenon what are your thoughts on those issues? |
What's our package:test goal for this Q?
If only the former, are we blocked on anything? All the hooks we're using internally should just apply. |
both, but we could start with bazel. On Thu, Oct 6, 2016 at 8:39 AM, vsmenon [email protected] wrote:
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Looking @nex3 's list above, DDC relies on the analyzer to resolve URI, load sources. We might get some of that for free with the refactoring @bwilkerson is looking into here: @bwilkerson - does analyzer support general URIs? The last three issues are DDC though - we could use some help on that if it needs to get done soon. |
My intention was to start on non-Bazel support. I don't think we have a clear enough Bazel story yet to make it practical to work on it. |
I'm curious about why http or data URI's are needed. It seems unlikely that any tests are using those URI's? |
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We can't test this in 2.0 runtime semantics until test supports a 2.0-compatible platform (dart-lang/test#414). Closes #35
We can't test this in 2.0 runtime semantics until test supports a 2.0-compatible platform (dart-lang/test#414). Closes #35
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We should eventually support compiling tests using the dev compiler—it will be faster, less monolithic, and hopefully more cacheable than dart2js.
This is currently blocked on getting
test
and all of its dependencies strong-mode clean.Note that this issue is only tracking basic support—the only hard requirement is that
test
runs code compiled by the dev compiler. Once this lands, speed or modularity goals will be tracked elsewhere.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: