Pranay Sashank

Since 3.16, there are new number types https://microsoft.github.io/language-server-protocol/specifications/specification-current/#number . We may want to provide newtype wrappers for them as using `Int` may lead to subtle bugs like https://github.com/haskell/haskell-language-server/pull/2169

> As I understand it that's generated as a valid config, but no longer parseable. Not sure that should be a valid config... At least cabal reject that config with...

@ulysses4ever AFAIK doctest does a literal string equality check, it looks like there should be no space in between the elements

@Mikolaj yes it looks fine and thanks @ulysses4ever for fixing the tests. I am no longer confident that this is a bug, or that this PR is the correct way...

Given that ``` $ echo don't > ^C $ echo "don't" don't ``` it is probably understood that to have literal `'` it should be double quoted, which means they...

Also slightly related to this, can `cabal2nix` take an argument that skips the post processing hooks, I was editing `wxc` package on Darwin and was very surprised when `cabal2nix` would...

I applied the patch mentioned above and it makes postgres build. For packages that depend on postgres it looks like I also need to pass the following configure flags in...

## src/Streamly/Prelude.hs - [ ] mkAsync - [ ] IsStream () - [X] serially - [X] wSerially - [X] asyncly - [X] aheadly - [X] wAsyncly - [X] parallely -...

Turns out there was a race condition in the tests for before and after. Fixed it in #783. The other tests still keep failing probably because of a race condition...

I am on Big Sur and launchpad is behaving very weird, looks like it copies or caches the apps in `~/Applications/Home\ Manager\ Apps` i.e. if an app inside that folder...