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Add release to hackage #13
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It's not that simple, because it's the same model as HLS (one binary per GHC version). What we need is a I fear that with print-api available on Hackage, people will mistakenly believe that they can just
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Maybe I haven't understood the full scope of the problem, but I at least don't expect such tools to work on different GHC versions - I would have seen this in a category with e.g. weeder (and I believe there exist a lot of other similar tools that depend on the GHC version they are build with). So I still think it would be worth publishing (and in terms of behaviour (the ghc version thing) would also fit into the ecosystem). (but for sure that is just my perspective - mainly driven by the use of a defined environment of a development container, where its guaranteed to only have one GHC version; and where I wish for a "standardized" installation method like Please feel free to just close this issue if you disagree. |
I'll keep this ticket open, but for the moment I will try to focus on modularity and filtering. If you need a published release, and your platform is provided by GHA, then you will find your binary at: https://github.com/Kleidukos/print-api/releases/tag/v0.1.0.1 There's a lot of stuff for me to figure out but I'll come back to it. :) |
And maybe even add it to the stackage index?
Just to make it easier for end-users to build the binary via a simple
cabal install print-api
orstack install print-api
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