Bundle the REPL's own lib last so it wins conflicts

Message

generate-web-bundle lets later dirs override earlier ones, but the bundle assembly put the freshly built REPL lib first and the peer example libs after it. A stale peer build could therefore override core/stdlib bytecode: sigil-sxml's old dev lib shipped a v7 sigil/core.sgb over the REPL's v9 one and broke the live REPL with 'unsupported bytecode version 7 (expected 9)'. Peers now merge first and the REPL lib last.

Changed

 publish.sh | 10 ++++++++--
 1 file changed, 8 insertions(+), 2 deletions(-)

Diff

publish.shmodified

@@ -353,14 +353,20 @@ REDIR_EOF

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echo " Copying WASM artifacts..."

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cp "$REPL_BUILD/sigil-web-repl.wasm" "$SCRIPT_DIR/assets/repl/"

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# Generate merged lib.bundle (web-repl modules + extras for REPL examples)

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BUNDLE_DIRS="\"$REPL_BUILD/lib\""

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# Generate merged lib.bundle (web-repl modules + extras for REPL examples).

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# generate-web-bundle lets LATER dirs override earlier ones, so the

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# REPL's own lib goes last: it is the coherent, freshly built set,

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# and a stale peer build must never override its core/stdlib

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# bytecode (a v7 sigil/core.sgb from an old sigil-sxml build once

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# shipped over the fresh v9 one and broke the live REPL).

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BUNDLE_DIRS=""

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for peer in sigil-sxml sigil-match; do

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if [[ -d "$PARENT_DIR/$peer/build/dev/lib" ]]; then

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echo " Adding modules from $peer..."

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BUNDLE_DIRS="$BUNDLE_DIRS \"$PARENT_DIR/$peer/build/dev/lib\""

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fi

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done

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BUNDLE_DIRS="$BUNDLE_DIRS \"$REPL_BUILD/lib\""

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echo " Generating lib.bundle..."

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$SIGIL eval "(import (sigil build))