Tobias Roeser

Limit parallel Scala.js linking jobs to avoid high memory pressure

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Fix: https://github.com/com-lihaoyi/mill/issues/6226 I just hardcoded the limit to `2` for now. Pull request: https://github.com/com-lihaoyi/mill/pull/6260

External module provided via `--import` does not resolve

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Reproducer within Mill repo: ```console > mill --no-server --ticker false --import "mvn:org.scala-steward::scala-steward-mill-plugin::0.19.0" show org.scalasteward.mill.plugin.StewardPlugin/extractDeps compiling 1 Scala source to out/mill-build/compile.dest/classes ... done compiling 1 tasks failed show Cannot resolve external...

The idea is to reduce / avoid overscheduling due to running multiple Mill instances in parallel or concurrently to other build tools. Here is a nice discussion of the issue...

The way we can currently convert Maven, Gradle or sbt projects to Mill, it would be great if we could migrate Mill projects, targeting older Mill versions.

The ScalaJS linker is consuming a lot of memory. Running multiple instances in parallel can drastically reduce throughput on a system. In the worst case, this can bring the whole...

Interrupting Mill bash-completion with `^C` closes the shell

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I recognized it for some time now. I first thought, I accidentally closed the window, but I can reproduce it pretty easily. This is annoying since I loose my session...

Local build + install workflow is broken

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My workflow to locally build and install Mill is broken with the latest main. ```console > just install MILL_STABLE_VERSION=1 mill dist.installLocalCache + dist.installLocal [6024/7957] libs.javalib.testrunner.entrypoint.compile [6024] [info] compiling 1 Java...

Add a cron-scheduled CI runner that runs all tests (nightly build)

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Mills test suite grows and we have a hand-picked selection which we always run. But there are tests that never run automatically and some that we probably don't run by...

Since #6117, the bootstrap script don't have any header comment. This makes working with them inconvenient, esp. when maintaining older projects, and you want to know where the script is...