Thomas Gazagnaire

I've just hit that: ``` # File "myocamlbuild.ml", line 5, characters 4-37: # Error: Unbound module Ocamlbuild_js_of_ocaml ```

I am not sure anyone is using tags at large scale yet (I saw @talex5 or @hannesm using this in a few places but that's pretty much it)

(I've followed http://andrewray.github.io/iocamljs/adding_demos.html successfully)

Cloning and using the `gh-pages` works well indeed (I missed that step while following the docs). Having a crunched version, which dumps the static contents locally -- which can be...

Note: I'm not totally sure how to reproduce this one, I got that errors on some notebooks and sometimes not and I'm not clear what is the real cause.

I confirm, having an array instead of a string in `source` or `input` seems to cause the problem.

The following patch to `static/notebook/codecell.js` seems to fix the issue: ``` js - this.set_text(data.input); + if (typeof data.input == "string") { this.set_text(data.input) } + else { this.set_text(data.input.join("")) }; ```

(note the same fix is needed in `textcell.js` and maybe in other places)

I think `ocamldsort` was created before the `-sort` option appeared in `ocamldep`, so yes it's a bit useless now. In the context of assemblage, I was thinking of having something...

> In any case I don't see why this should act at the level of binary cmos (and hence the need for that ocamldsort-bin thing) since determining this on the...