George Thomas

Agreed that documenting the versions seems like a good idea. As for the specific problem here, as maintainer of the Fourmolu plugin, I've known this was coming for a while:...

> nice, i think you could even take ride of the `cabal.project` with `cabal install haskell-language-server --constraint="fourmolu==X.Y.Z" --flags="+myflag"` Exact command is: ``` cabal install haskell-language-server -w ghc-8.10 --constraint='fourmolu >= 0.5'...

> Hmm, that's not going to happen soon probably. Per our deprecation policy, we're only going to drop support for 8.8 once Stackage LTS is on 9.2. Indeed, hence the...

This is pretty out-of-date after #3078. Which makes it slightly easier to maintain support for older versions anyway, be abstracting shims in to a separate module.

So I got torn away from my GTK project shortly after posting this issue, but things have now come full circle... Since I've been gone, `chocolatey` has become [the official...

Any chance of a resolution here? @PhonicUK's fork is the only QR library I've successfully managed to import in to a cross-platform Unity project, so I'd love to see something...

> @PhonicUK's fork is the only QR library I've successfully managed to import in to a cross-platform Unity project I haven't been keeping an eye on what changed, but the...

> It's probably worth noting that as of this change, the native bignum flag will be used automatically on GHC 9+. This sounds promising, but could someone please clarify, regarding...

Also, after #1784, the DLLs are still present on Windows, but can be safely deleted (similarly to https://github.com/input-output-hk/haskell.nix/issues/1254#issuecomment-1136405540, although in this the Linux build is successful, with `ldd` not referencing...

> In the code, it's when the following returns true: `hasNativeBignum = name: !lib.hasPrefix "ghc8" name;` Aha, cool, thanks. I was worried it'd be something more complicated.