Lars Kuhtz
Lars Kuhtz
You may take a look at the [aws-sns](http://hackage.haskell.org/package/aws-sns) package which is based on the aws package in that it uses it's machinery for managing credentials, formatting requests, and parsing the...
Hi, Unfortunately I currently have no free cycles to work on the Route53 code and resolve the compatibility and dependency issues, but I am happy to accept patches. Feel free...
Hi Steve, Thanks for updating the code. Would it be possible do the merge such that the history of the Route53 code is preserved? That would make it easier to...
> (So, for example, running `cabal freeze` in CI is something I see people do a lot. I don't understand it because it seems to completely defeats the purpose of...
```diff $ diff chainweb-node-2.8_ghc-8.10.5_ubuntu-20.04.freeze chainweb-node-2.9_ghc-8.10.5_ubuntu-20.04.freeze 13c13 < any.StateVar ==1.2.1, --- > any.StateVar ==1.2.2, 93c93 < any.contravariant ==1.5.3, --- > any.contravariant ==1.5.5, 98c98 < any.criterion-measurement ==0.1.2.0, --- > any.criterion-measurement ==0.1.3.0, 111c111...
```diff $ diff chainweb-node-2.9_ghc-8.10.5_ubuntu-20.04.freeze chainweb-node-2.9_ghc-8.8.4_alpine.freeze 1d0 < active-repositories: hackage.haskell.org:merge 3c2 < any.Cabal ==3.2.1.0, --- > any.Cabal ==3.0.1.0, 43c42 < any.base ==4.14.2.0, --- > any.base ==4.13.0.0, 54c53 < any.binary ==0.8.8.0, ---...
Phew, good to see that quite a few of these go actually resolved over the past years :-)
Internally, chainweb-node is shared by chain. Each chain has its own pact api. Adding chain independent APIs would change that paradigm and make future physical sharding more difficult. Even if...
Freeze file diff: ```diff 9a10 > any.OneTuple ==0.3, 20c21 < any.aeson-pretty ==0.8.8, --- > any.aeson-pretty ==0.8.9, 38c39 < any.attoparsec ==0.14.1, --- > any.attoparsec ==0.14.2, 46c47 < any.base-orphans ==0.8.5, --- >...
The problem is that nodes don't necessarily know when they are behind. They could be on a fork that they think is legitimate. Even if a node is aware that...