My package builds correctly on my dev system, but today I tried for the first time to build it in hosted CI, and I get this from dune build:
Error: The package ocinco does not have any user defined stanzas attached to
it. If this is intentional, add (allow_empty) to the package definition in
the dune-project file
In grand old dune fashion, the online doc says nothing about this …
I must add that dune then proceeds to do the build, but this makes my build script to fail.
Here’s the entire dune-project file:
(lang dune 3.4)
(name ocinco)
(generate_opam_files true)
(source
(gitlab nobrowser/ocinco))
(authors "Ian Zimmerman <itz@no-use.mooo.com>")
(maintainers "Ian Zimmerman <itz@no-use.mooo.com>")
(license ZPL-2.1)
(documentation https://very.loosely.org/loosely-doc/ocinco)
(package
(name ocinco)
(synopsis "Parser / decoder / converter for JSON5")
(description "A library for decoding the JSON5 format, specified here: https://spec.json5.org/")
(depends
ocaml
dune
ppx_deriving
(uucp (>= 15))
(sedlex (>= 3.0))
(fmlib (>= 0.5.1)))
(tags
(json5 parsing)))
; See the complete stanza docs at https://dune.readthedocs.io/en/stable/dune-files.html#dune-project
The source and doc URLs are wrong, but that shouldn’t matter if I’m not in fact running opam?
–
Ian
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