Hi Peter,
On Mon, 2008-04-07 at 18:37 +0700, Peter Gammie wrote:
Imagine this: you're hacking a library, and occasionally you put a -
p on your config line and sometimes you don't.
Yep. And Cabal doesn't track if the profiling versions of dependencies
are installed.
(My cycle is
Peter,
BTW, do file a bug report describing this issue so we do not forget. If
you want to include my two suggestions then you could link it to the
ticket aboug making cabal/cabal-install remember what files it installs.
Duncan
On Mon, 2008-04-07 at 18:37 +0700, Peter Gammie wrote:
Imagine
On Thu, 2008-04-03 at 14:04 +0100, Neil Mitchell wrote:
Hi,
All these bugs are against the homeomorphic library I have written. To
play along, you can do
Thanks Neil, I'll try this when I get a second.
I presume this is on Windows. What version of Cabal were you using?
darcs get
#267: cabal upload has poor error messages (just an HTTP response code)
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#268: cabal upload asks for a password in plain text
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Hi
I presume this is on Windows. What version of Cabal were you using?
HEAD whenever the original message was sent. Windows is always a safe
bet with me :-)
Bug 1:
cabal install worked the first time, running it a second time fails.
Hmm. Nothing obvious from the log and it works for
#267: cabal upload has poor error messages (just an HTTP response code)
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