Re: [racket] Raco Extraneous Setup Activity

2013-05-29 Thread Matthew Flatt
Robby has pointed out the detail that is probably least obvious in this context: building any given document can consult the builds for all other documents to set up cross-reference links, and the "skipping" message is meant to convey that a document's cross-reference information is not available.

Re: [racket] Raco Extraneous Setup Activity

2013-05-28 Thread Robby Findler
Probably because the indicies have to be rebuilt after any documentation changes; you're seeing messages that say something about that rebuilding process, I believe. (But 'raco setup' is ridiculously complex (as Matthew mentioned recently on the dev@ list) so there may be something else going on t

[racket] Raco Extraneous Setup Activity

2013-05-28 Thread Ray Racine
I have several decent sized collections, each utilized via a 'raco link -d /a/b'. I end up doing numerous 'raco setup x' after munging around in a particular collection set. A typical stdout from a 'raco setup' always appears to have "mystery" collection entailment to vary degrees over time. e.g