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Also refactor util.sh in the process, so test scripts become easier to write (inspired in part by lake's test suite).
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#!/usr/bin/env bash
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source ../../env_test.sh
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rm -rf .lake/build
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lake build
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# Check that we can compile a file which shares with the executable
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# a common import using an initializer.
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# Here the executable for `frontend_with_import1` imports `Frontend.Import2`.
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# This is a minimisation of a situation in which we want to compile a file
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# from a project (e.g. Mathlib), so that we can inject another tactic
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# implemented in the same project into a goal state from the file.
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# This already worked prior to lean4#2423.
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lake exe frontend_with_import2 Frontend.Import1
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# Check that if we don't import `Frontend.Import2`, we can successfully run
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# #eval main ["Frontend.Import1"]
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# in the interpreter
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# This already worked prior to lean4#2423.
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lake build Frontend.Main_with_eval
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# However if `Main` has imported `Frontend.Import2`, then
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# #eval main ["Frontend.Import1"]
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# fails to compile `Frontend.Import1` in the interpreter
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# prior to lean4#2423.
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lake build Frontend.Main_with_Import2_and_eval
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# Compiling multiple files with a shared import with an initializer
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# failed prior to lean4#2423:
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lake exe frontend Frontend.Import1 Frontend.Import2
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