I've already seen clit-0.1.0.0 fail to build on one of our Hackage CI systems, so there's a very high chance the Hackage doc-builder will fail to builds the docs as well. By using this setting Stack will automatically provide enough meta-data when you upload to Hackage so that the doc-builder should be able to build this package's docs succesful.
Moreover, the description ("Please see README.md") is not really a proper description for your package (and Hackage will show a link to the README at the end of/below the description if the README exists; therefore that phrase is redundant), and hence this will cause a sub-optimal experience for users (NB: your package won't be properly indexed by Hackage's package search feature and thus hurt its discoverability). See also this posting for more details.
PS2: in addition to this PR you should also modify the lower bound on base to say base >= 4.8 as currently the build would fail with pre-AMP Preludes due to e.g. <$> not being exported
I've already seen clit-0.1.0.0 fail to build on one of our Hackage CI systems, so there's a very high chance the Hackage doc-builder will fail to builds the docs as well. By using this setting Stack will automatically provide enough meta-data when you upload to Hackage so that the doc-builder should be able to build this package's docs succesful.
Moreover, the
description
("Please see README.md") is not really a proper description for your package (and Hackage will show a link to the README at the end of/below the description if the README exists; therefore that phrase is redundant), and hence this will cause a sub-optimal experience for users (NB: your package won't be properly indexed by Hackage's package search feature and thus hurt its discoverability). See also this posting for more details.PS: As expected, here's the failure: http://hackage.haskell.org/package/clit-0.1.0.0/reports/
PS2: in addition to this PR you should also modify the lower bound on
base
to saybase >= 4.8
as currently the build would fail with pre-AMP Preludes due to e.g.<$>
not being exported