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``` [__0] trying: Cabal-3.8.1.0 (user goal) [__1] trying: base-4.17.0.0/installed-4.17.0.0 (dependency of Cabal) [__2] trying: Cabal-described-3.8.1.0 (user goal) [__3] next goal: rere (dependency of Cabal-described) [__3] rejecting: rere-0.2 (conflict: base==4.17.0.0/installed-4.17.0.0, rere...
This works for me: ``` cabal install cabal-install-3.8.1.0 -w ghc-9.4 --allow-newer='cabal-install:time,cabal-install:base,lukko:base,cabal-install:text,hackage-security:base,hackage-security:template-haskell,cabal-install-solver:base' ```
You don’t need to download anything manually, just execute `cabal update && cabal install cabal-install-3.8.1.0` outside of a project (e. g., in an empty folder).
@Mikolaj what kind of additional info is needed here?
It seems lib.rs essentially orders by number of recent downloads, or am I missing something? It should be straightforward to add alongside with existing total downloads.
CC @myShoggoth
@gbaz any chance to reenable matrix builds soon?
`cabal-install` does not really use `Text` much, it can certainly relax `text` bounds.
> Then after a multi-year grace period, the new format would become the standard and projects could drop their autogenerated .cabal files. Remember that Hackage is an append-only repository. It...
> Does that not suffice? Not really. It is quite possible that the package is small/simple enough to work with recent GHC without changes for a decade. Also, last upload...