Junyoung/"Clare" Jang

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`Could not load module`/`Cannot satisfy -package` error for exe/test/bench component whose main lib doesn't build or was not built

Does it emit the same error even on your master branch? More specifically, when you provide a `hie.yaml` file.

`Could not load module`/`Cannot satisfy -package` error for exe/test/bench component whose main lib doesn't build or was not built

Hm... the log looks innocent... Have you built your library before opening the file? Being without build process causes such errors sometimes.

`Could not load module`/`Cannot satisfy -package` error for exe/test/bench component whose main lib doesn't build or was not built

After removing all errors and successfully building the test once, it looks like it works fine...

False positive: Main.hs (executable) does not recognise function defined in Lib.hs (library)

I have a shortcut key for restart in my setup, and just press the key when I cross the section border.

False positive: Main.hs (executable) does not recognise function defined in Lib.hs (library)

AFAIK it haven't, at least for HLS (not sure about HIE, but I doubt it was the case)

Limit the number of valid hole fits

@expipiplus1 Tests from https://github.com/haskell/haskell-language-server/blob/b970e250217d970060a211022852d863e34060aa/ghcide/test/exe/Main.hs#L2433-L2458 use filtered actions, so these keep failing.

Consider limit codebase max line length to 80/100 via default formatting

I believe the current `stylish-haskell` already uses 80 column limit, so AFAIK our codebase is already formatted with 80 column limit in the cases `stylish-haskell` can handle. Do you know...

Consider limit codebase max line length to 80/100 via default formatting

@IvanMalison Thank you for the finding. It looks like stylish-haskell indeed does not support those cases.

Consider limit codebase max line length to 80/100 via default formatting

@IvanMalison Yeah, I expected so too, but I just tried those specific examples, and stylish-haskell indeed doesn't change those lines.

Consider limit codebase max line length to 80/100 via default formatting

@IvanMalison AFAIK, if `stylish-haskell` doesn't support some cases, it won't revert them back too. Thus, contributors can manually multi-line them to make it fit into 80-column limit (though this is...