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Remove -odir/-hidir, trust stack ghci to set them #557
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stack already sets the -odir and -hidir to a place in .stack-work which is stable and cacheable. Removing this makes intero much faster at restarting on large projects, because all the object files are cached. That is, once PR #4038 lands: commercialhaskell/stack#4038
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stack already sets the
-odirand-hidirto a place in.stack-workwhich is stable and cacheable.Removing this makes intero much faster at restarting on large projects, because all the object files are cached.
Here is a sample intero debug log, two intero-restart invocations: https://gist.github.com/chrisdone/35d870f02180793b132646f637373fe0
That is, once PR #4038 lands:
commercialhaskell/stack#4038
Until that lands the user won't notice a difference.