unison/unison-src/transcripts/add-run.output.md

add.run

Basic usage

even : Nat -> Boolean
even x = if x == 0 then true else odd (drop x 1)

odd : Nat -> Boolean
odd x = if x == 0 then false else even (drop x 1)

is2even : 'Boolean
is2even = '(even 2)

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      even    : Nat -> Boolean
      is2even : 'Boolean
      odd     : Nat -> Boolean

it errors if there isn't a previous run

scratch/main> add.run foo

  ⚠️
  
  There is no previous evaluation to save. Use `run` to evaluate
  something before attempting to save it.

scratch/main> run is2even

  true

it errors if the desired result name conflicts with a name in the unison file

scratch/main> add.run is2even

  ⚠️
  
  Cannot save the last run result into `is2even` because that
  name conflicts with a name in the scratch file.

otherwise, the result is successfully persisted

scratch/main> add.run foo.bar.baz

  ⍟ I've added these definitions:
  
    foo.bar.baz : Boolean

scratch/main> view foo.bar.baz

  foo.bar.baz : Boolean
  foo.bar.baz = true

It resolves references within the unison file

z b = b Nat.+ 12
y a b = a Nat.+ b Nat.+ z 10




main : '{IO, Exception} (Nat -> Nat -> Nat)
main _ = y

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      main : '{IO, Exception} (Nat -> Nat -> Nat)
      y    : Nat -> Nat -> Nat
      z    : Nat -> Nat

scratch/main> run main

  a b -> a Nat.+ b Nat.+ z 10

scratch/main> add.run result

  ⍟ I've added these definitions:
  
    result : Nat -> Nat -> Nat
    z      : Nat -> Nat

It resolves references within the codebase

inc : Nat -> Nat
inc x = x + 1

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scratch/main> add inc

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    inc : Nat -> Nat

main : '(Nat -> Nat)
main _ x = inc x

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      main : '(Nat -> Nat)

scratch/main> run main

  inc

scratch/main> add.run natfoo

  ⍟ I've added these definitions:
  
    natfoo : Nat -> Nat

scratch/main> view natfoo

  natfoo : Nat -> Nat
  natfoo = inc

It captures scratch file dependencies at run time

x = 1
y = x + x
main = 'y

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      main : 'Nat
      x    : Nat
      y    : Nat

scratch/main> run main

  2

x = 50

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      x : Nat

this saves 2 to xres, rather than 100

scratch/main> add.run xres

  ⍟ I've added these definitions:
  
    xres : Nat

scratch/main> view xres

  xres : Nat
  xres = 2

It fails with a message if add cannot complete cleanly

main = '5

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      main : 'Nat

scratch/main> run main

  5

scratch/main> add.run xres

  x These definitions failed:
  
    Reason
    needs update   xres   : Nat
  
    Tip: Use `help filestatus` to learn more.

It works with absolute names

main = '5

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scratch/main> run main

  5

scratch/main> add.run .an.absolute.name

  ⍟ I've added these definitions:
  
    .an.absolute.name : Nat

scratch/main> view .an.absolute.name

  .an.absolute.name : Nat
  .an.absolute.name = 5