Doug Beardsley

I'm also seeing a failure like this. Here's the message I'm getting: ``` $ ob run ... Build with /nix/store/0c3nqswyqhqxyplzq0sjxp2djpwkczpi-ghc-8.6.5. Linking Setup ... Linking Setup ... ld: file not found:...

Hmmm yeah, I definitely understand that. However, my main use case for this tool is comparing my current code to what is released on hackage to check whether I need...

I tried using `builddb` locally but it didn't work. ``` $ hackage-diff --mode=builddb xmlhtml 0.2.4 ~/haskell/xmlhtml/ '/Users/mightybyte/haskell/xmlhtml/' is not a valid version string (1.0[.0[.0]]) or database path ```

Can you accomplish this by inverting the control to the frontend and have it request one batch at a time and figure out the correct parameters (batch size, time interval...whatever...

I wasn't able to build this on macOS, so I haven't been able to verify that everything compiles yet. The code compiles in one of my other projects.

I'm sure others will have different recommendations, but the way I usually optimize things is to figure out which events / dynamics are firing most. I usually do this by...

Yes. I just discovered that it does still work. I had seen your notice somewhere saying to report unsupported primop errors, so that's why I opened this issue.

I second the idea of this repo as a project skeleton that you can just clone and run with.

That's actually a different thing. The `text-show` package gives you a standalone type class specifically for the purpose of converting to a Builder. I'm specifically talking about the existing `Show`...

I don't have much of an opinion what the name is. I'm just interested in squashing the unnecessary proliferation and fragmentation of pointless reimplementations of this function.