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    • Enhanced the container environment by updating dependency management to include additional test-related packages, ensuring only necessary dependencies are installed for a more efficient setup.

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The Dockerfile for OCaml 5.2.0 has been updated. The changes include an addition of the "test/dune" path to the environment variable CODECRAFTERS_DEPENDENCY_FILE_PATHS and adjustments to the dependency installation command. The new command now installs only the dependencies (including test dependencies) using the flags --deps-only and --with-test.

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dockerfiles/ocaml-5.2.0.Dockerfile Added "test/dune" to CODECRAFTERS_DEPENDENCY_FILE_PATHS and changed the opam install command to RUN opam install . --yes --deps-only --with-test.

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    DF->>C: Build with updated dependency paths
    C->>O: Run opam install with "--deps-only" & "--with-test"
    O-->>C: Install package and test dependencies
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29-29: Enhanced Dependency Installation Command

The updated RUN opam install . --yes --deps-only --with-test command now limits the installation to dependencies (including test-related ones) without installing the package itself. This change aligns with the PR objective of installing dependencies with tests. Please verify that including test dependencies at build time is intentional and compatible with your overall image/build strategy (for example, ensuring it doesn’t unintentionally bloat a production image).

Consider adding an inline comment in the Dockerfile to explain the rationale behind these flags for future maintainers.

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@andy1li andy1li force-pushed the andy/patch branch 3 times, most recently from 17fbbd4 to f0b5328 Compare March 27, 2025 13:58
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andy1li commented Mar 27, 2025

Thanks @underwoo16 for highlighting the issue!

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andy1li commented Mar 27, 2025

A previous version was already merged. Closing this one.

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Update OCaml Dockerfile to install dependencies with tests
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