As soon as we have the module management implemented (#54), users should be able to pick the modules that they want to be applied for their apps. The goal is to extend the compilation UI with a module chooser that allows to decide for modules and their ordering (in some scenarios, the ordering matters). The keep-instrumented option also needs to be extended so that the same set of modules is used for the recompilation after updates. For cases where this is not possible (i.e., module not available anymore), the user should be informed to pick a new combination. A simple hint that the auto update did not succeed and she needs to pick a new combination should be fine.
schrnz
commented
6 years ago
As soon as we have the module management implemented (#54), users should be able to pick the modules that they want to be applied for their apps. The goal is to extend the compilation UI with a module chooser that allows to decide for modules and their ordering (in some scenarios, the ordering matters). The keep-instrumented option also needs to be extended so that the same set of modules is used for the recompilation after updates. For cases where this is not possible (i.e., module not available anymore), the user should be informed to pick a new combination. A simple hint that the auto update did not succeed and she needs to pick a new combination should be fine.