Introduce use_same_package_name #39
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Maybe we can have more features related to this, to control the |
to use the specified name as GHC package name. In some special cases (especially GHC boot libraries), the package name needs to be given as specified.
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| @@ -188,6 +188,7 @@ haskell_library = prelude_rule( | |||
| "linker_flags": attrs.list(attrs.arg(), default = []), | |||
| "platform": attrs.option(attrs.string(), default = None), | |||
| "platform_linker_flags": attrs.list(attrs.tuple(attrs.regex(), attrs.list(attrs.arg())), default = []), | |||
| "use_same_package_name": attrs.bool(default = False), | |||
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Maybe this could be an optional package_id attribute instead? The default behavior would still be the current behavior, i.e. equivalent with use_same_package_name = False, but then when package_id is set it's a bit more flexible and allows users direct control over the package id if needed. (For reference Bazel rules_haskell has something like this too.)
Also, to clarify. IIUC this actually directly influences -this-unit-id, correct? So, maybe the name package_id is more appropriate than package_name, or maybe it should directly be called unit_id?
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Yes, that sounds reasonable and with clearer semantics (name means many things). I will change this to optional explicit package-id. Thanks for suggestion!
to use the specified name as GHC package name.
In some special cases (especially GHC boot libraries), the package name needs to be given as specified.