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Add an ExplicitProject constructor, which reads options from a file #585
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| @@ -87,6 +87,7 @@ getPackageDbStack = do | |||
| getCabalPackageDbStack | |||
| StackProject -> | |||
| getStackPackageDbStack | |||
| ExplicitProject -> return [] | |||
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I think you'll have to parse the options, filtering out the --package-db/--package-conf stuff to fill this in otherwise half of the autocompletetion related commands aren't going to work.
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Also some tests covering at least the check, type, modules, find and doc commands would be nice. |
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In the absence of a cabal config, cabal sandbox, or stack config, a
ghc-mod.optionsfile allows us to define a project root, and options to pass to ghc. This is useful for projects with custom build systems.