part?
My preference would be for earlyish in the week (Mon/Tue) so that if I manage
to spin up usefully I could then help further during the camp.
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This sounds like an excellent way for me to have a dabble and see if my
brain will absorb enough Haskell for me to be of use to the team :)
Sadly the wiki won't register me, so I can't easily add myself to the
page.
I'll try again in a few days if I remem
m access to your repos and hoping you DTRT with respect to unix
permissions etc.
I fear you will be best placed writing some simple scripts and including them
in the tools repo.
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o be fun to take apart some functional solutions to common programming
problems and show how even people used to imperative languages can understand
and get into FP if only they'd try.
(Note, I'm not volunteering since I know at least one person wants me to talk
about something els
On Sat, Jul 20, 2013 at 15:01:28 +0200, Louis Bettens wrote:
> Le 20. 07. 13 12:07, Daniel Silverstone a écrit :
> >Would it not make sense at that point to simply patch ghc to always add the
> >flag to the link (unless told not to) ?
> Umm... I am not sure. This would mean ch
compiling it with relro?
>
> And if I am to hack hlibrary.mk, shouldn't I put a reference to the
> $LDFLAGS variable so that every flag in it gets applied?
Would it not make sense at that point to simply patch ghc to always add the
flag to the link (unless told not to
s idle.
The version in git (github.com/travitch/taffybar) seems to use the dbus
library.
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I'd do it myself, but I'm still (slowly) spooling up on current packaging
practice.
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On Sat, Apr 06, 2013 at 09:24:52PM +0200, Joachim Breitner wrote:
> I just added Colin Watson to the team. I hope he is subscribed, because
> it means for me that I won’t CC him on Debian-Haskell-related mails :-)
Hi Colin :-)
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e easy to use.
The issue I have is more in learning how to usefully interact with the haskell
packaging team so that my work can be maintained as part of the team rather
than independently.
I don't want to make packages with an ultra-low bus factor.
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On Wed, Mar 20, 2013 at 01:40:48AM +, Clint Adams wrote:
> On Tue, Mar 19, 2013 at 11:45:02PM +0000, Daniel Silverstone wrote:
> > Crud, and not packaged :-(
> >
> > Oh well, cabal here I come.
>
> Please help package it instead, except where things (such as ref
On Tue, Mar 19, 2013 at 06:39:25PM -0500, Jeremy Shaw wrote:
> Nope. happstack-lite is a separate package:
>
> http://hackage.haskell.org/package/happstack-lite-7.3.0
Crud, and not packaged :-(
Oh well, cabal here I come.
Thanks for the help.
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On Tue, Mar 19, 2013 at 06:26:27PM -0500, Jeremy Shaw wrote:
> The happstack package used to contain stuff.. but it is more or less
> dead these days. The core of happstack is in happstack-server. The
That doesn't seem to contain Happstack.Lite though -- is that dead too?
D.
Hi all,
I was trying to play with happstack on Wheezy and noticed that the
libghc-happstack-dev package basically contains nothing of happstack.
Am I doing something wrong?
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ies.
Thanks. It *looks* like haskell-doctest and haskell-lens (from unstable) is
all I need to get started. lens-2.4.0.2 is plenty for what I need.
Now to try and work out how to get those built usefully for me using pbuilder.
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Hi,
I am poking gently at some code and would like it to be packageable for Wheezy.
Is there an easy way for me to calculate the minimum set of packages I'd need
to backport to get lens (source=haskell-lens) built on Wheezy? It's a tad sad
it never made it in :-(
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l eventually be packaging Myrosinase which is a tool I'm writing in
Haskell (which produces a library *and* the cmdline tool) so I guess I could
use some smaller tool-only or lib-only options to help me to learn it all.
Looks like I have an evening or two of reading ahead
, what would be the recommended reading for me to get a grip
on things?
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with
check that vs. the hackagedb and warn if you're
out of date / no longer available.
Still, this is all wibblings from someone who hasn't yet fully grokked what the
team has in place, so feel free to ignore me entirely :-)
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one could create
the file for "now" then manually tweak it for what you're about to upload and
then use it to test. Certainly I'd not like it if every hackage related upload
resulted in a cabal-install update. It'd really annoy the users for a start.
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