Gleb Popov
Gleb Popov
``` [19 of 84] Compiling Basement.Numerical.Conversion ( Basement/Numerical/Conversion.hs, /wrkdirs/usr/ports/devel/hs-hoogle/work/hoogle-5.0.18.3/dist-newstyle/build/i386-freebsd/ghc-9.2.3/basement-0.0.14/build/Basement/Numerical/Conversion.o, /wrkdirs/usr/ports/devel/hs-hoogle/work/hoogle-5.0.18.3/dist-newstyle/build/i386-freebsd/ghc-9.2.3/basement-0.0.14/build/Basement/Numerical/Conversion.dyn_o ) Basement/Numerical/Conversion.hs:28:1: error: Could not find module `GHC.IntWord64' Use -v (or `:set -v` in ghci) to see a list of...
I am using Windows Server 2012 R2. My network card adapter is bridged with TAP adapter, which is used by OpenVPN. Somewhere since November Windows update, when computer gets up...
**Describe the bug** When the `.cabal` package being built contains `pkgconfig-depends`, the `cabal-install` tool checks for every `pkg-config` package installed. If any of these packages are broken for some reason...
It would be neat, if QuickCheck's messages like ``` +++ OK, passed 1 test. ``` or ``` *** Failed! Falsified (after 1 test): ``` be colored.
After `libpkg` enters `pkg_jobs_solve()`/`pkg_jobs_apply()` there is no way to signal it to stop. It'd be great to be able to stop the process while reacting on `PKG_EVENT_PROGRESS_START`/`PKG_EVENT_PROGRESS_TICK`.
`pkg remove --dry-run` works because it simple doesn't run `pkg_jobs_apply` if the flag is given. However, if you do apply, the package gets removed neverthless.
As of now, libpkg may emit multiple `PKG_EVENT_PROGRESS_START` events with corresponding `PKG_EVENT_PROGRESS_TICK` events. This allows for tracking progress for each item separately. However to show a progress bar that reports...
By default `pkg remove` performs recursive deletion as if `-R` was passed to the command. It gets disabled if `-f` is passed. However, passing `-fR` does not re-enable recursive removing...