Hamish Mackenzie
Hamish Mackenzie
I guess this would be similar to what happens if we are compiling with GHCJS and a package relies on a C library that we don't have an alternative for...
What is the flake you are installing? Is there something I can run to try to reproduce this?
`modules` is too late to change the planed dependencies by setting cabal flags as cabal has already configured the project. Instead of `modules` pass a `cabal.project` file for cabal to...
And it is necessary when the package name is not the same as the exe name (although `cabal` is handled as a special case). However it needs to be `hackage-package`...
I am hoping that #1715 resolved this issue. Please reopen or open a new issue if I am mistaken.
@yvan-sraka did we do this yet?
> https://github.com/input-output-hk/haskell.nix/pull/336#discussion_r351491851 > > Quoth @angerman: > > The annoying part with stripping is that it sometimes breaks haskell code. This is mostly due to how haskell code is layed...
@peterbecich can you please check that I am right about this not being needed any more?
I'm pretty sure this work around is not needed now. None of our tests build ormolu so I won't run bors on it. Let me know if ormolu breaks.
After adding key `trusted-public-keys` (as described in the guide), you may need to restart the `nix-daemon`. If that helps we should update the guide.