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I had no problems installing it using Bash on Ubuntu on Windows. Just available in Insider Preview builds right now but should be released pretty soon, I'd imagine.
woohoo cc @jordwalke
I am still not sure if that Bash for Windows thing could be considered "production"-ready and for which scenarios exactly. Native Windows version still would be preferable.
We want the toolchain to be able to compile native Windows executables after all.
And this one - https://github.com/facebook/infer/issues/35 - is also from Facebook. Sadly OCaml ecosystem has poor Windows platform support.
As a side note, we got some docker stuff checked in yesterday.
https://github.com/braibant/ocaml-windows-bootstrap contains a powershell script that should install cygwin and the dependencies required by OCaml, as well as some OCaml packages. It could be nice to update it to handle reason.
Regarding opam support for Windows without need for Cygwin (and compiling OCaml as well, using opam) - there is a lot of activity in this branch https://github.com/dra27/opam/commits/windows
@jordwalke I think theres a windows support issue open in reason-cli, would it be okay to close this and move discussion over to that issue?
refmt itself on js side now works on windows, though the installation path is indeed a bit different now. Closing!
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I am still not sure if that Bash for Windows thing could be considered "production"-ready and for which scenarios exactly. Native Windows version still would be preferable.
We want the toolchain to be able to compile native Windows executables after all.