Andreas Herrmann
Andreas Herrmann
There is [a ticket](https://github.community/t/how-to-trigger-an-action-on-push-or-pull-request-but-not-both/16662) on `github.community` about this. Might be useful to find a solution to this.
@mpickering Did you build your executable with the threaded runtime? As I recall that is necessary for proper Ctrl-C handling.
@CMCDragonkai funflow uses two kinds of hashes. It hashes the inputs to a task and links them to the resulting output so that we can cache computations. It also uses...
@CMCDragonkai Sure, the links are stored on the file system as symbolic links. These are created [here](https://github.com/tweag/funflow/blob/78cd6e8b77bcc85208b0343fdcefd04a0533225a/funflow/src/Control/Funflow/ContentStore.hs#L571-L582). On lookup we check for such a symbolic link and if it exists...
Thanks for the ping @ndmitchell, this looks very interesting! Also pinging @k1nkreet, who was looking into this.
> One of the workarounds I have used is to have the aspect dump results to a file and examine that. Yes, that's also the workaround that we are using....
> 2\. Your aspect appears to be easily transformable directly into a cquery expression. As I recall the issue that kept me from going that way was that I need...
Pinging @googleson78 who IIRC looked into a solution to this a while ago.
This feature is still useful to us.
This feature is still useful to us.