Closed dbaynard closed 5 years ago
Currently listed as blocking:
Integration test failures on lts-11.18 for my arch machine
It can't find a valid ListLike
revision. I can't see a reference to ListLike
, though…
The integration test is failing on lts-11.18 (ghc 8.2.2) and it is because the cloud-seeder package is not compatible with that resolver.
This was failing for me on current master; it is to do with global cabal settings.
We can cut a release candidate before #4088 (static binary) is ready, since that only concerns the release process and not stack's functionality. We can work on that in the RC branch.
For the other two, let's go with help/documentation changes for now rather than delaying too much.
As 1.8.1 will fix a number of coloured output bugs present in 1.7.1, it would perhaps be good if pull request #4184 (if it is acceptable) could also make the cut. It is also coloured output-related and fixes something revealed only by other fixes to 1.7.1 (see #4139). #4184 is very light-weight in terms of its code changes.
We're not at a release candidate, yet, so if the review is ok it may even make that.
One more:
upload
integration test on Windows (see https://github.com/commercialhaskell/stack/pull/4167#issuecomment-408639201).If confirmed, https://github.com/commercialhaskell/stack/issues/4191 seems also relevant.
4159 would be good — just needs hpack updating to the newest release (the change has been merged but there's no new release yet)
I agree, once it's released we can certainly bump the hpack version in the v1.9
RC branch.
Looks like the last missing piece was implemented (hpack release and its usage in https://github.com/commercialhaskell/stack/commit/8d1bb774ad2626b62a6f347d10fa1d8e1f00b2e5 ) and we are unblocked for a release :)
hpack 0.31 is out now too, with a couple of new features. It's not critical, but it'd be nice if it could make it into the release as well.
This is done, right?
I'm just confirming #4159 — the change has been made; it would be good to make sure the problem is fixed. After that, yes.
Yes, it's done, and 1.9.3 is out now too.
This issue should track any requirements to release
1.8.11.9.1 (stack should be alternating stable/dev for version numbers).