Update for GHC 7.10.1, <$> is now in Prelude

[achudnov]

Hi Alan, The build fails in ghc 7.4: https://travis-ci.org/jswebtools/language-ecmascript/jobs/56741011. I guess it will require CPP to do neatly it neatly --- or update dependencies to preclude building on 7.4. I don't have time to figure that out right now. If you do, could you, please, update the PR accordingly? Also, I'm not able to test on GHC 7.10 as of yet.

[alanz]

I don't have travis configured on my repo, but it passes the tests on my box with GHC 7.10.1

[achudnov]

You can see the build failure via the link I've provided previously. But, basically ---and as expected--- the build fails on the versions of GHC where Prelude doesn't export the <$> operator you're trying to hide.

[alanz]

I meant it did not build in my fork, but did in yours, anc can now merge cleanly. See https://travis-ci.org/jswebtools/language-ecmascript/builds/56750945

[achudnov]

Oh I haven't noticed you've added another commit. Yeah, looks good: merging.

[achudnov]

Do you need this on Hackage soon?

[alanz]

When its convenient to you, I am building from my fork at the moment.

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[bergmark]

wl-pprint doesn't build on 7.10 yet. https://github.com/haskell-infra/hackage-trustees/issues/14

[bergmark]

wl-pprint-1.2 has been released with GHC 7.10 support.

[achudnov]

Thanks, Adam! I can't test it with 7.10 right now as neither Travis CI, nor my dev machine have that version installed. Are you in a rush for 7.10 support?

[bergmark]

I don't need it since I have a fork on our private hackage, but this package is one of only three in the Silk dependency tree that aren't 7.10 compatible yet ;-)

[achudnov]

Fixed and released in 0.17.0.1