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Add straight-rebuild command #10

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raxod502 opened this issue Jan 22, 2017 · 2 comments
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Add straight-rebuild command #10

raxod502 opened this issue Jan 22, 2017 · 2 comments

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This would rebuild any packages that needed to be rebuilt. Handy if you're testing something like esup where the new instance of Emacs won't pick up your changes because it's bypassing the normal init process.

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I'm actually of the opinion now that you should just reload your init-file.

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raxod502 commented Apr 7, 2017

I've changed my mind. There needs to be a way to rebuild a package even if the source hasn't changed. Plus, what if you've installed a package interactively?

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This is also relevant to #10. In the process, I found a minor bug in
the straight--reinit-in-progress system, and fixed it by making sure
the hooks got removed in straight--save-build-cache. I also improved
the performance of straight-rebuild-all by treating it as a reinit,
like straight-check-all.
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