Alexandr Ruchkin

`¯\_(ツ)_/¯` What GHC are you using? Why not `stack`?

Hi, hsdev is no more actively developed. You may try use [haskell-ide](https://github.com/haskell/haskell-ide-engine)

Unfortunately hsdev now doesn't support project flags. As a workaround in this particular case you may try specifying `--ghc` option in `hsdev check` (and similar) command. But, of course, general...

Hi! It can be used to scan several projects, but as far as i remember source project will depend only on installed packages, i.e. If you have project `projects/A` and...

I've cloned repo and played around. Scanning all packages ``` hsdev scan project core --stack hsdev scan project client --stack ... ``` and then asking for completions etc works ok,...

I've found at least two bugs: Consider multiproject with projects `pkg1` with `Module1` and `pkg2` with `Module2`, where `Module2` imports `Module1` and uses `var1` from it. Then rename `var1` to...

Can't reproduce it on `master` with these commands: ``` > hsdev start > hsdev scan --cabal --file Test.hs > hsdev lookup Int -f Test.hs ```

You have to `scan --cabal` or `scan --sandbox...` in order to get docs for installed libraries where `Int` come from. It doesn't automatically scan installed modules when you just scanning...

I think there's no such option. Without scanning installed modules you won't be able to get any info about installed symbols. When scanning installed modules, `hsdev` always get docs if...

I'm not good at using `stack`, so I need to spend some time figuring out how to fix it The reason is that `hsdev` now looks only for installed packages...