install: create hls hardlinks instead of copies except on Windows #451
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Maybe it is better to only use copyFile on Windows ("mingw32")? |
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@juhp Yeah that command should work on Mac as well 👍 |
This saves quite a bit of diskspace
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Okay thanks, I made the change to only use |
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Thanks @jneira |
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Now guess missing imports also works for: - Type names - Data constructors - Operators - qualified things Avoiding: - internal modules
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This saves quite a bit of diskspace for linux, by using hardlinks to avoid having 3 copies of the main executable on disk.
I guess it should also work for MacOS (that would be
"darwin"?).I built this locally and it tested it for a Stack install.