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When generating jsoo library archive rules on demand, resolve the library stanza the same way Ml_sources does: evaluate enabled_if and pick the enabled stanza rather than the first one matching by name.

Fixes an internal error (modules_and_obj_dir: failed lookup) when a dune file defines two libraries with the same name distinguished by mutually exclusive enabled_if clauses, as ocaml-re does for ppx_expect_common.

Fixes #14775.

vouillon added 2 commits June 3, 2026 10:37
Reproduce an internal error introduced by the demand-driven jsoo
archive rules (ocaml#13611): when two libraries with the same name are
distinguished by mutually exclusive enabled_if clauses, the rules
are generated for the first stanza by position even when it is
disabled, leading to a failed module lookup.

Signed-off-by: Jérôme Vouillon <jerome.vouillon@gmail.com>
When generating jsoo library archive rules on demand, resolve the
library stanza the same way Ml_sources does: evaluate enabled_if and
pick the enabled stanza rather than the first one matching by name.

Fixes an internal error (modules_and_obj_dir: failed lookup) when a
dune file defines two libraries with the same name distinguished by
mutually exclusive enabled_if clauses, as ocaml-re does for
ppx_expect_common.

Signed-off-by: Jérôme Vouillon <jerome.vouillon@gmail.com>
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When looking at this issue before, I seem to recall being able to reproduce the error even when jsoo wasn't selected in the mode. It might be wroth checking if this behaviour in ocaml-re is specific to jsoo. I can check again later when I get some spare time.

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The issue with ocaml-re disappears if we remove js from the modes. I have checked that is was fixed by the PR.

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IIUC, this fixes a regression, but it is missing a changelog entry.

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Signed-off-by: Jérôme Vouillon <jerome.vouillon@gmail.com>
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Signed-off-by: Jérôme Vouillon <jerome.vouillon@gmail.com>
@Alizter Alizter added this to the 3.25.0 milestone Jul 8, 2026
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Backport #14904 onto 3.24.1
pull Bot pushed a commit to metanivek/dune that referenced this pull request Jul 10, 2026
…caml#14904)

When generating jsoo library archive rules on demand, resolve the
library stanza the same way Ml_sources does: evaluate enabled_if and
pick the enabled stanza rather than the first one matching by name.

Fixes an internal error (modules_and_obj_dir: failed lookup) when a dune
file defines two libraries with the same name distinguished by mutually
exclusive enabled_if clauses, as ocaml-re does for ppx_expect_common.

Fixes ocaml#14775.

(cherry picked from commit b0313ac)
Signed-off-by: Shon Feder <shon.feder@gmail.com>
Alizter added a commit that referenced this pull request Jul 20, 2026
Replaces #15457 with a branch we can update.

Backports #14904 and its changelog from #15441. It retains the existing
js/wasm_of_ocaml 6.4 compatibility pin and adds two CI-only
compatibility fixes:

- cap the 3.24 dev dependency on Melange below 7.0, from #15322;
- pin the OxCaml opam job to `wasm_of_ocaml-compiler.6.0.1+ox1`,
matching the package set pinned by the release branch rather than
advancing its flake and test expectations.

These extra changes address CI dependency drift and are not release
regressions.

No local tests run; CI is the validation for these platform-specific
dependency constraints.
avsm pushed a commit to ocaml/opam-repository that referenced this pull request Jul 23, 2026
CHANGES:

### Fixed

- Fix an internal error (`modules_and_obj_dir: failed lookup`) when generating
  `js_of_ocaml` archive rules for a dune file that defines two libraries with
  the same name distinguished by mutually exclusive `enabled_if` clauses, as
  `ocaml-re` does for `ppx_expect_common` (ocaml/dune#14904, fixes ocaml/dune#14775, @vouillon)

- Fix passing environment variables to formatter actions  (ocaml/dune#15386, @anmonteiro)

- Fix missing source dependency in the sandbox when preprocessing Melange
  sources (ocaml/dune#15395, @anmonteiro)

- Treat OCaml compiler packages version 5.5 or newer as relocatable so their
  installations do not use the toolchain cache (ocaml/dune#15444, fixes ocaml/dune#15443, @Alizter)

- Fix `build_runtime_flags` given in a `js_of_ocaml`/`wasm_of_ocaml` field of
  an executable being silently ignored in separate compilation mode: such
  executables were given the workspace-shared standalone runtime, which is
  built with the default flags. Executables customizing `build_runtime_flags`
  now get their own standalone runtime again. (ocaml/dune#15455, @hhugo)

- Use installed filenames for local package binaries in `%{bin:...}` PATH
  layouts on Windows (ocaml/dune#15518, fixes ocaml/dune#15512, @Alizter)

### Changed

- Revert sandboxing Melange rules by default in the `(library ..)` and
  `(melange.emit ..)` stanzas. In Melange libraries with many modules, sandbox
  creation / destruction dominates build time and adds significant overhead to
  build time (ocaml/dune#15418, @anmonteiro)
pull Bot pushed a commit to metanivek/dune that referenced this pull request Jul 24, 2026
(cherry picked from commit d015282)
Signed-off-by: Shon Feder <shon.feder@gmail.com>
craff pushed a commit to craff/opam-repository that referenced this pull request Jul 25, 2026
CHANGES:

### Fixed

- Fix an internal error (`modules_and_obj_dir: failed lookup`) when generating
  `js_of_ocaml` archive rules for a dune file that defines two libraries with
  the same name distinguished by mutually exclusive `enabled_if` clauses, as
  `ocaml-re` does for `ppx_expect_common` (ocaml/dune#14904, fixes ocaml/dune#14775, @vouillon)

- Fix passing environment variables to formatter actions  (ocaml/dune#15386, @anmonteiro)

- Fix missing source dependency in the sandbox when preprocessing Melange
  sources (ocaml/dune#15395, @anmonteiro)

- Treat OCaml compiler packages version 5.5 or newer as relocatable so their
  installations do not use the toolchain cache (ocaml/dune#15444, fixes ocaml/dune#15443, @Alizter)

- Fix `build_runtime_flags` given in a `js_of_ocaml`/`wasm_of_ocaml` field of
  an executable being silently ignored in separate compilation mode: such
  executables were given the workspace-shared standalone runtime, which is
  built with the default flags. Executables customizing `build_runtime_flags`
  now get their own standalone runtime again. (ocaml/dune#15455, @hhugo)

- Use installed filenames for local package binaries in `%{bin:...}` PATH
  layouts on Windows (ocaml/dune#15518, fixes ocaml/dune#15512, @Alizter)

### Changed

- Revert sandboxing Melange rules by default in the `(library ..)` and
  `(melange.emit ..)` stanzas. In Melange libraries with many modules, sandbox
  creation / destruction dominates build time and adds significant overhead to
  build time (ocaml/dune#15418, @anmonteiro)
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Regression in 3.21.1 -> 3.23.1 update with ocaml-re tests

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