cangjie-project-management

To manage multi-module workspaces with cjpm, you configure a root cjpm.toml declaring workspace members and local path dependencies. This setup enables unified build, run, and test workflows across interconnected Cangjie modules.

Resolving cross-module dependencies in a Cangjie workspace involves declaring local path references and workspace member inclusion in cjpm.toml. cjpm automatically resolves these internal dependencies during project compilation and testing.

Cross-compiling Cangjie projects using cjpm requires specifying the target platform parameters in your build commands. cjpm handles cross-compilation by applying the correct toolchain configurations defined in your workspace setup.

Yes, cjpm supports incremental builds for Cangjie workspaces. It tracks module modifications and compiles only the affected dependencies, significantly reducing build times during active development and testing cycles.

A cjpm build fails when referencing local workspace modules if the cjpm.toml lacks proper workspace member declarations or local path configurations. Ensure all internal module dependencies are explicitly listed in the workspace setup.

Yes, you can run and test specific modules within a Cangjie workspace using cjpm. By targeting specific workspace members, cjpm executes isolated builds and tests while correctly resolving their internal cross-module dependencies.