Closed dsheets closed 9 years ago
The problem was actually with including a module that was itself introduced by an include. This is now fixed but it required a slight change to DocOckTypes
so that includes now have their own type rather than just using ModuleType.expr
. This is probably the right thing to do anyway and it opens the door to the possibility of supporting doc comments on includes.
Note that it is probably still possible to cause a CamlinternalLazy.Undefined
exception in some other cases. I aim to fix this shortly.
Cool! I couldn't trigger it with only the inclusion, iirc, the subexpression under with
was necessary to cause the issue. I confirm that this is fixed.
Compiling
imto.mli
:against
module.ml
:results in