Unshadow run_and_read #361
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The addition of `Command.run_and_read` can break code as it shadows `My_unix.run_and_read` and has a different type. This is fixed here by renaming the function to `run_spec_and_read`. See ocaml#353 (comment) for an example of breakage in the wild.
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I decided to accept my own proposal :-) I think this is good enough and will let me release a fixed 0.16 version quickly. |
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This is a proposal to fix the compatibility breakage due to the shadowing of
My_unix.run_and_readbyCommand.run_and_read: the new function is now calledCommand.run_spec_and_read.(I tried to understand why we care about having this function at all, and discovered another place in the codebase where it could/should be used -- we run
ocamlc -whereat runtime to locate the stdlib. I went ahead and used it there as well.)