Paolo Capriotti
Paolo Capriotti
I see. This is a sensible request, as the current semantics of sequencing of parsers with overlapping option names is a bit unsatisfactory (the second option cannot be parsed until...
The cleanest way to support this from the point of the help text would be to have a way to determine which option name has been matched during parsing. I've...
A few questions, sorry if they are dumb, but I still struggle with nix things. - Why are you generating all these nix files? Can't cabal2nix or whatever just read...
> @pcapriotti Could you give this a look over to see if I'm even on the right track? Yes, it all seems correct, from what I can see. I guess...
> 1. All modules must have explicit export lists. > > 2. All imports must be either explicit (`import Data.Id (UserId)`) or qualified (`import qualified Data.Id`). I like 1, but...
> Ok, no consensus in reach there. :) > > I think I may be ok with adjusting to your rules @pcapriotti once I have HLS up and running. Currently...
> > What is the argument for explicit import lists, in fact? > > It prevents breakage when a symbol is added to a module. If you do unqualified imports...
Why add yet another file that we have to keep in sync, when there's already a script that is able to generate it and that needs to be used anyway...
The problem seems to be that the patch is applied on the wrong directory (`source`, instead of the root where the vendor directory resides). Adding `..` to the patch path...
Using a different hook (`cargoDepsHook`) instead of patch seems to have worked.