Temporarily until we can find how to fix it on Github. At the moment the error
is impossible to reproduce locally...
All the rest from french-law is still tested (wrappers and benches in OCaml, js
and python)
This offers a workaround when a PR on Catala needs a change to the examples or
french-law: you would have the CI broken either on the PR or on master.
With this, you can ensure that the CI passes without breaking master, and then
merge the branch on catala-examples/french-law simultaneously to the PR on
Catala.
Always generate the version through git when possible, and encode that within
the binaries so that `catala --version` does'nt give misleading information.
Previously we used dune's builtin functionality, but that resorts to a hack at
install time which is unpleasant and doesn't work with our use of `opam
install`.
The cost is a re-linking of catala_utils and the binaries upon git commit, which
is hardly noticeable.
See related patch in french_law: running `npm install` would bring in the whole
bs platform, including the recompilation of a full OCaml compiler which takes
>30min on our small runners. In fact for the purpose here, it's not needed so
restrict to just the smallest js requirements.
