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A wrapper program around cabal and cabal-install that maintains sandboxed build environments.

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Trying to add a source and then run configure fails: $ ls foo something $ cd foo $ cabal-dev add-source ../something $ cabal-dev configure Resolving dependencies... Configure foo-1.0... setup: At...

documentation

This may be as simple as invoking a command like this: ghci -package-conf cabal-dev/packages-7.0.1.conf/ -no-user-package-conf where cabal-dev is the sandbox directory. This doesn't incorporate modules from the project under development,...

feature

Here's my terminal session: ``` $ darcs get http://darcs.haskell.org/cabal This is the Cabal HEAD branch. If you're looking for one of the others like the stable 1.10 branch, see http://darcs.haskell.org/cabal-branches/...

For web development especially, incremental compilation is very useful. In Yesod we have a `yesod devel` command that accomplishes this. We are also looking into using the [shaker](http://hackage.haskell.org/package/shaker) package which...

feature

cabal-dev requires that the invoked cabal-install was built with Cabal >= 1.8.0.6, but this is a _run-time_ check, so it can not be sensibly checked during the cabal-dev build. This...

feature

For various reasons, I have ${HOME}/.bin in my path earlier than where the Haskell Platform is. I also have a version of cabal install in there which then gets picked...

documentation

Due to http://hackage.haskell.org/trac/ghc/ticket/4072, we should check the version of GHC and warn that GHC >= 6.12 && < 6.12.3 might have problems with linking local versions of libraries.

feature