Dan Burton

The haskell-src-exts PR is merged. Please give me a couple more days to release & ping me if I forget.

Thanks for the bump, @Sir4ur0n. Apologies for the delay; I just uploaded `haskell-src-exts-1.23.0` which should handle block arguments as expected.

It's actually unrelated to that particular PR, as far as I can tell. Unfortunately, travis doesn't know how to tell the difference between new issues that arise over time with...

Note that due to [this revision](http://hackage.haskell.org/package/angel-0.6.2/revisions/) I have temporarily removed angel from the Stackage nightly builds (which use optparse-applicative-0.13). I don't see why the upper bound was added, though.

Double checking with @hvr, did you mean to put `< 0.14` instead of `< 0.13` on this revision[1], or was there a reason to exclude optparse-applicative-0.13 from angel's build plans?...

@phadej I'm not quite sure how that happened. I'm able to reproduce the issue like so: ``` $ stack unpack angel-0.6.2 $ cd angel-0.6.2/ > $ stack init --resolver nightly-2016-11-22...

Pinging @bmillwood, @JonasDuregard, and @mainland, who are able to merge & upload. Or, if you'd like to grant me commit & upload rights on github & hackage, I'd be happy...

I've taken over the package and uploaded haskell-src-exts-0.8.1, which includes this change. See: https://github.com/DanBurton/haskell-src-meta/pull/1

@roelvandijk I've taken over the package. This PR is very old and currently has a merge conflict, so I've not attempted to pull it into the new release yet. (Well,...

I've taken over the package, and created an issue on the forked repo for the explicit forall problem. See: https://github.com/DanBurton/haskell-src-meta/issues/2 I made changes similar to these, but with CPP around...