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Using include_dependency with a non-existent file triggers precompilation at every startup #52063

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found this issue after v1.9. no problems at v1.4

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vchuravy

vchuravy commented on Nov 7, 2023

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include_dependency should probably error if the file doesn't exist.

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KristofferC

KristofferC commented on Nov 7, 2023

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Unless you want to recompile something if a file start to existing I guess... But that feels like kind of strange use case. Anyway, at least it shouldn't recompile if the file continues to not exist.

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        Using `include_dependency` with a non-existent file triggers precompilation at every startup · Issue #52063 · JuliaLang/julia