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Mac and Linux are running.
Windows needs to wait until esy can build bucklescript at least on mac, then one can adapt.

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@ulrikstrid was esy @4061 build working at some time in the past?
It does not seem to run to completion on my mac either.

themeTest = true
bsbTest = true
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This does not work because npm link does not work under Azure?

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Yes that's my guess. I think links in general are problematic.
So I'm skipping this for now as I'm more interested in getting Windows to work.
The other observation is that CircleCI is definitely faster on Linux.

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@ulrikstrid was esy @4061 build working at some time in the past?
It does not seem to run to completion on my mac either.

@cristianoc We might have to add a resolution with a later compiler version but it has worked for me previously on my Mac.

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This is not ready yet. Revisiting in a few months and see if we can make it work.

@cristianoc cristianoc closed this Nov 4, 2019
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@cristianoc cristianoc deleted the azure-pipelines branch June 18, 2022 02:21
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