Simon Hengel

> Somehow yesterday I forgot about (1). Depending on what Alex does internally this may or may not be necessary. If it's not necessary then I guess you could read...

> The semantics of "skip" is to never run the test https://hackage-content.haskell.org/package/hspec-2.11.12/docs/Test-Hspec.html#g:4 > "expected failure" passes if and only if there is a test failure inside. It should be easy...

> This would presumably require a new version of Cabal format?.. > I don't see why, since we're not supporting it, only allowing other cabal implementations (specifically, MicroCabal) to support...

It's a one line change (#11344). Reviews appreciated.

@ulysses4ever I already added a changelog entry. I think the other things from the list did not apply. I'll keep the template in the future and tick the things that...

Do I need to take any action regarding the failing Windows binary release build (`zip: command not found`)?

(1) Sets the timeout on the spec item as a whole. For QuickCheck properties that means that all (by default) 100 checks have to finish within that timeout. It also...

This is blocked on #74. I don't have permissions to add the `HACKAGE_AUTH_TOKEN`, I think as of now only @JustusAdam can do it. @JustusAdam can you help with adding a...

Just to be clear, if this was an honest mistake, then that's OK with me. Nobody's perfect and mistakes do happen. That's normal. But if this was intentional, then I...

> > 1. For what reason would these pragmas be needed in the first place? > > If a package is compiled with, say, `-Werror -Weverything`, `Paths_*.hs` must forcefully disable...