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<witty_91> I am looking for a Next.js developer
<discocaml>
<witty_91> More than 3 years experience
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<witty_91> Location: India, Pakistan
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<witty_91> If somebody interest, DM me
<gooby323>
Is that relevant to an OCaml community x)
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<Anarchos>
how to create a switch from a local compiler source tree ?
<discocaml>
<otini_> opam switch create .
<discocaml>
<otini_> that will do the whole configure, build and install
<discocaml>
<otini_> the command is to be run from the compiler source root, if that wasn’t clear
<Anarchos>
otini_ and how to give it a candier name than the folder path ?
<discocaml>
<._null._> The idea is for local switch to be anonymous, only referred to from their paths
<Anarchos>
so a global switch using my local version of the compiler, it is not achievable ?
<discocaml>
<._null._> Yes it is, you can pin your local compiler for any switch
<Anarchos>
with opam pin /.../local/.../ocaml later ?
<discocaml>
<._null._> You pin the source directory, not an executable
<Anarchos>
yes, ocaml is a directory containing my compiler
<discocaml>
<._null._> As long as it contains the .opam files, it's good
<Anarchos>
thanks
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<gooby323>
Is it a good idea to link up local switches to a global compiler? Just to avoid the long compilation and unnecessary duplication when creating switches
<discocaml>
<otini_> what do you mean by a global compiler?
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<gooby323>
otini_: the compiler being used by a global switch
<gooby323>
let's say the default switch
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<discocaml_>
<holmdunc> IIRC there's also the `ocaml-system` thing where the compiler doesn't have to live in any switch, even the default one
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<discocaml_>
<otini_> gooby323: I don’t know about ocaml-system but sure you can do