Samuel Gélineau

I have not had much time for open source projects recently, but thanks for reminding me about this, it helps me to prioritize which issues to focus on when I...

Thanks for tracking this down! However, there is still something I don't understand. Immediately above the code where hint calls LoadUpTo, there is [a comment](https://github.com/haskell-hint/hint/blob/7ba9700a8a1f6d3bd5aeb32fde4e1eab61601b04/src/Hint/Context.hs#L126) which says: > GHC.load will...

> I'll implement a patch for GHC and see if it fixes Hint's issues. That sounds like a lot of work! Personally, I would start with approach 1, trying to...

Sorry it took me so long to find the time to review this! @christiaanb since you obviously care about the library and you clearly have more time to dedicate to...

> Unfortunately, the trick: > > (old_top, old_imps) -- do stuff > setContext old_top old_imps > > doesn't work anymore for newer GHCs, presumably because references aren't valid after calling...

I now think that the main change in ghc-9.4 isn't to `getContext` and `setContext`, but rather to `LoadUpTo m`. Previously, it kept all currently-loaded targets and also loaded `m` and...

> All that remains is some cleaning up and we should be able to make a new release. released as [hint-0.9.0.7](https://hackage.haskell.org/package/hint-0.9.0.7)

Fixed by #152

[hint-0.9.0.7](https://hackage.haskell.org/package/hint-0.9.0.7) now supports ghc-9.4

Fixed by #152