stack.yaml: update to lts-10.0 #91
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Ran into issues with
cabal new-build
, so I tried stack and, since stack's ghc bindists do not work here, I updatedstack.yaml
tolts-10.0
in order to use the host GHC (8.2.2).One of the CI jobs fails due to the now missing extra deps, which are not needed with lts-10.0. I'd say travis-ci.yml should be adjusted. Thoughts?
I think the typical way to do this is to have a separate
stack-lts-8.0.yaml
and use that in CI instead of setting the--resolver
.@tfausak, pushed a commit to that effect. But, looking at the rest of the commented out travis-ci.yml, I'm not sure this is what we want, or that we'd like to carry multiple stack.yaml files at all.
Renamed the ghc-8.0 stack yaml to
stack-8.0.2.yaml
; Merged intodev
branch(github does not see that this is merged, probably because of the rebase and because the commits are not in
master
yet? doesn't really matter.)Using
--resolver
only makes sense if your package always was on stackage, but that is not really an option for brittany. I think multiple stack yamls are the correct approach.thanks!
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