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Have switching on/off profiling cause package dirtiness #2984 #3046

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@mgsloan mgsloan commented Mar 7, 2017

This seems like the simplest way to fix #2984 .

I suspect it may cause unnecessary rebuilds, as there's likely a reason for these to be present in the list. Thoughts, @snoyberg ? The alternative seems complicated / error prone - #2984 (comment)

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mgsloan commented Mar 8, 2017

In my limited testing, it seems like this doesn't cause excessive rebuilding. Merging!

@mgsloan mgsloan merged commit 941c388 into master Mar 8, 2017
@mgsloan mgsloan deleted the 2984-profiling-dirtiness branch January 2, 2018 09:53
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stack build/test/bench --profile should recompile if previous compile was without --profile
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