Closed sboosali closed 7 years ago
Hi, that seems like a good idea, but I have no experience with stack/stackage. Would you like to contribute a stack config file?
Sure! I use stack, I've never added a package to stackage.
For the stack.yaml, I'll download it and try to get the build.
For stackage, the "contract" with the author is that, whenever your package fails to build, you update your bounds or modify the dependency, within the week (Or something like that). You seem to be actively developing your package, and I tend to do this anyway for my own packages, and furthermore it's like an enormous continuous integration service shared by the ecosystem, so shouldn't be much of a burden.
Done.
Cool. By the way, I couldn't get the tests to build with lts7 (Quickcheck dropped instances for long tuples or something?). But then I got distracted with another project :-)
I think those were added in a newer version. We can fix that by dropping support for long tuples as well, or having an #if
checking for QC version.
could help
call-haskell-from-anything
get on stackage.