Alexey Kuleshevich

> With these types of things I wonder if it'd be a good idea to implement some granularity for predicate failures. I.e. ones that affect block validation and ones that...

Here are a few more that I've noticed in #4666: * UnspendableUTxONoDatumHash * MissingRequiredDatums * NotAllowedSupplementalDatums

We could repurpose `ledger-state` tool that we already have in this repo for this purpose, but this is yet to be decided. This is a low priority task, since the...

CC @mkoura We've discussed this during the call earlier today. Feel free to add any comments, ideas or restrictions on this tool that you would like to see.

This has been postponed until next era, unless we decide that we will have another intra-era hardfork that advances Conway era to PV11

Closing this as something that we no longer want to proceed.

> Why do the generated random numbers change? I would have thought with a fixed seed we should always get the same random numbers i.e. why this: https://github.com/haskell/random/pull/165/files#diff-fe93ae678c398cfea72ff60186cc2cee27bd752aad99d8fd1ece059c912f0104L645 @idontgetoutmuch That...

> Maybe cabal doctest executes modules in different order? I am sure that is the case. Which is also the reason why I always suggest avoid using the global generator...

> Are there any release plans, btw? @juhp Yes, I am planning on making a release over Christmas break. In any case, I suspect stackage will be stuck on this...

> Yes that sounds good if you can, thank you! @juhp [`random-1.2.1.3`](https://hackage.haskell.org/package/random-1.2.1.3) that does not depend on `doctest` is up on Hackage.