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This is an experiment to see if we should test in CI a lower and an upper bound for Coq. Note that starting with Coq 8.17, Coq has been split into `coq-core` and `coq-stdlib`, with `coq-stdlib` being the heavy package. Unfortunately we still need to install `coq-stdlib` for our tests, as we need to check that stdlib / installed theories are working properly, but we could at some point just have a very light `coq-prelude` package that would take 2 seconds to build and would work for us too. Signed-off-by: Emilio Jesus Gallego Arias <e+git@x80.org>
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Good opportunity to make the output of the tests a bit more version independent. |
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Regarding this: It appears that we have a bug in dune since we must be passing both: to coqdep causing it to discard the first. Arguably the fact that coqdep doesn't recognize these as equivalent is it's own issue, but we could probably stop feeding it duplicate arguments in dune. |
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Superseeded by #12035 |
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This is an experiment to see if we should test in CI a lower and an upper bound for Coq.
Note that starting with Coq 8.17, Coq has been split into
coq-coreandcoq-stdlib, withcoq-stdlibbeing the heavy package.Unfortunately we still need to install
coq-stdlibfor our tests, as we need to check that stdlib / installed theories are working properly, but we could at some point just have a very lightcoq-preludepackage that would take 2 seconds to build and would work for us too.