I want my library to work with both versions of these compilers, so I'm distributing both a classic-style "mypackage.all" module and the new package module-style "package.d" file. However dub will not work if it finds a "package.d" file and uses an older compiler, it seems to automatically include it in the build process.
Can we add an exclude file in the package configuration but only if a specific version of a compiler is being ran?
On Sun, 03 Nov 2013 19:25:32 GMT, Andrej Mitrovic wrote:
I want my library to work with both versions of these compilers, so I'm distributing both a classic-style "mypackage.all" module and the new package module-style "package.d" file. However dub will not work if it finds a "package.d" file and uses an older compiler, it seems to automatically include it in the build process.
Can we add an exclude file in the package configuration but only if a specific version of a compiler is being ran?
Ok, I've found a temporary fix, I'm using:
"excludedSourceFiles": ["src/dchip/package.d"],
I still wish I could do that with only specific versions of the compiler.
OT: Actually I wish even more that we've implemented package imports in a backward-compatible way.