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The string thing is a hack to work around a limitation in dune. I'll keep the pr open waiting for that to be fixed, there is a pr that will eventually be merged. |
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Note that this may be related to rocq-prover/rocq#19530 |
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@patrick-nicodemus #767 may help here |
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This makes some changes throughout the build script to replace the automatic importing of the Prelude everywhere with an explicit, qualified importation, as part of an attempt to track down why
Require Elpihas the effect ofRequire Prelude.After changing the dune files it seems clear that we cannot remove the dependence on the
Preludewithout removing the dependence on theStringmodule, so I will hold off on doing anything further until someone can suggest a workaround to usingStringin the build script.