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Right now, compiling an Elm file with elm make is eventually run with compilation-start. I'd like to suggest switching to using compile; it does for free most of what compilation-start needs done manually, and it has the added advantage that it remembers your last command for use with recompile. So for instance -- if you C-u C-c C-c to start a compilation with a specified output, you can then recompile to run the same compilation over as needed (an advantage not shared with compilation-start).
I'm happy to PR this change if it's welcome!
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Sounds reasonable at first glance, as long as elm-compilation-mode is still applied. My one concern is that recompile would not know to apply that mode, so the ANSI escape colourisation wouldn't work when recompiling.
Right now, compiling an Elm file with
elm make
is eventually run withcompilation-start
. I'd like to suggest switching to usingcompile
; it does for free most of whatcompilation-start
needs done manually, and it has the added advantage that it remembers your last command for use withrecompile
. So for instance -- if youC-u C-c C-c
to start a compilation with a specified output, you can thenrecompile
to run the same compilation over as needed (an advantage not shared withcompilation-start
).I'm happy to PR this change if it's welcome!
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: