Richard Wallace
Richard Wallace
I've updated to taffybar 2.1.1 and am working on getting my setting moved over. So far things are going mostly ok. One thing I haven't been able to figure out...
Using the latest `master`, 299de577d201f1db7eb9fa288b5fa96a8dd79c49, when I run `kubernix` without any package parameters `kubectl` isn't available. Even when I try and add packages with `-p kubectl kubernetes-helm`, they aren't available...
I have a stack project with many packages. Because we want a standard set of options for all the modules, in each of the `package.yaml` files we have this kind...
It would be great if we could use GitHub archives in `stack.yaml` instead of git references. Currently, adding something like ``` extra-deps: - url: https://github.com/zoominsoftware/HaskellNet-SSL/archive/5b4f4ab49a6321b57f6dbeba64a7f4bb8ffa5cbc.tar.gz ``` Results in the error...
I've noticed that if I run ``` $ stack-to-nix -o nix ``` it generates nix expressions for all my project packages, but also for my external dependencies, such as forked...
I get the following error when I try and run `nix build --dry-run` when using `haskell-nix.haskellLib.cleanGit`: ``` error: while evaluating the attribute 'paths' of the derivation 'range-all' at /nix/store/rkamf4cwqf8hbzr3sd7sq3x4qdzs6m3j-nixpkgs/pkgs/build-support/trivial-builders.nix:7:14: while...
I am working with a rather large Haskell codebase. I've been working on getting it to build with nix for a few weeks. At first I tried with the Haskell...
The current way of modifying package configurations seems to have a few drawbacks I haven't figured out a good way around. One is changing an option, like disabling haddock or...
It would be great if we could use GitHub archives in `stack.yaml` instead of git references. Currently, adding something like ``` extra-deps: - url: https://github.com/zoominsoftware/HaskellNet-SSL/archive/5b4f4ab49a6321b57f6dbeba64a7f4bb8ffa5cbc.tar.gz ``` Results in the error...
Instead of using `wrapRc` to reference to add the `-u` argument to neovim, we add the directory to the `XDG_CONFIG_DIRS`, which neovim will read on startup. This allows us to...