once and the base 3 - 4 thing breaks that
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I can change it to use a different shell, or change the 'pushd' and 'popd'
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* status: new = closed
* resolution: = fixed
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pushd, and popd commands in the bootstrap.sh of cabal-install. Changing
the #! line to /bin/bash allowed me to continue.
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not sure how to fix
the tar.
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* status: new = closed
* resolution: = invalid
Comment:
It's a tar file, not a gzipped tar file.
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Oy, you're right. I feel silly.
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if all went well, cabal should be in ..., I check
whether cabal exists where it should be.
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The following dependencies are not checked for or installed by
bootstrap.sh: `network`, `parsec`, `mtl`.
On a fresh install of ghc 6.8.2 on Ubuntu 8.04 these packages are missing
and need to be installed manually.
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Applied thanks.
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In the mean time we should at least warn if the package index looks rather
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, this link failure might indicate a bug in GHCi.
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(by duncan):
* platform: = Windows
* summary: SHGetFolderPath requiered to configure cabal 1.4 =
SHGetFolderPath requiered to configure cabal on
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for the cabal list package command to return
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(by guest):
I'd suggest a documentation fix, at least. I read those instructions but
assumed runhaskell/runghc would be no different. Mentioning the issue in
a README would be good.
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names as
executables, particularly 'test'.
-- don stewart
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command doesn't say where it puts the
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with appropriate options) but not in
source form.
See also:
http://hackage.haskell.org/trac/ghc/ticket/2630
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requires base-4.0.0.0
package array-0.2.0.0 requires base-4.0.0.0
It's hard to tell whether this message indicates a real problem. I suppose
that it could, since e.g. exceptions have changed between base 3 and base
4.
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* version: 1.2.3.0 = HEAD
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(by duncan):
Replying to [comment:3 bos]:
Thanks. I take it I should be pulling from the 1.6 branch, not the head?
The patch is in the head, not the 1.6 branch yet.
I'll push to the 1.6 branch and ask Ian to vaildate them soonish.
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Comment:
Affects GHC 6.10 as well, of course.
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and today and I think it's fixable.
Changing the summary to reflect the remainder of the problem.
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multiple
packages in a single repo.
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* Document the bug-reports field
}}}
eg:
{{{
bug-reports: http://hackage.haskell.org/trac/hackage/
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packages you need to modify your 00-index.tar file to
contain a file `preferred-versions` that looks like:
{{{
base 4
}}}
Eventually this will be in the standard index downloaded from hackage.
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#367: merge cabal home page and hackage intro page
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This can be fixed in the cabal-install-0.6.x release series without
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Running cabal install $package with optimization: True uncommented in
~/.cabal/config results in an error:
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*knows* has a bindir in the path.
I point all this out because as I see it, cabal-install is broken out of
the box. A naive user (like myself a few weeks ago) will download Cabal
and cabal-install, along with their dependencies, from Hackage, and
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.* ==0.1.*, ghc-syb ==0.1.*
}}}
Note the superfluous {{{ ==0.1.*}}} in the first missing dependency.
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all code on hackage lists
precisely the -X extensions it uses.
This kind of thing
-XEmptyDataDecls -XTypeSynonymInstances -XMultiParamTypeClasses
-XFlexibleInstances -XRank2Types -XScopedTypeVariables
-XDeriveDataTypeable
Now, these should be listed in both the .cabal file
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Implemented by Bas van Dijk.
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.tar.gz
$ cat Setup.lhs
#!/usr/bin/env runhaskell
import Distribution.Simple
main = defaultMain
}}}
Using cabal-install 0.6.0, Cabal 1.6.0.1, ghc 6.8.2. I haven’t looked at
the code, but I assume it’s a simple mistake.
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to Hackage which has by accident two
Homepage fields. But Hackage does only show the second of the two fields.
I think either Hackage should support multiple Homepage fields or 'cabal
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, but not execute/shell and execute/tmp.
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(by guest):
It does not have to do with the nesting. When I rewrite the Ifs in flat
mutually exclusive Ifs, the problem remains. I have another {{{Hs-Source-
Dirs: src}}} line above in the Cabal file.
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but it could not be found
cabal: Error: some packages failed to install:
happy-1.18.1 failed during the building phase. The exception was:
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Oh, I should have left my contact info:
Jason Dagit, dagitj at gmail dot com.
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the building phase. The exception was:
exit: ExitFailure 1
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Comment (by guest):
I'm trying to make the bug status more readable...
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with a change to the
hooks api.
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installed package
rather than replace it, somehow.
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with already and so it has
to rebuild it.
Perhaps as a diagnostic for the custom build type, cabal should check that
the registered package is actually consistent with the info in the .cabal
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: *** [all] Error 1
---cut here---
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(fromList [1..5]) == (fromList [1,2], fromList [4,5]) }}}
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#380: Ability to blacklist packages that are on hackage
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Ah, I misread. The problem here is that that happy package is borked
because it needs happy to be able to install it.
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will
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):
Obviously it should also pre-process any necessary modules, compile C
files and call ghci with all the right flags.
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See also #244
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also #299
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The summary says it all. In the HackageDB package overview, it is shown
whether packages contain libraries and/or programs, but this does not seem
to work correctly in all cases, as emgm demonstrates.
kosmikus
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. This means, for
instance, that one can't view it in the offline documentation distributed
with GHC.
It's also not directly linked from http://www.haskell.org/cabal/, making
it altogether a bit better hidden than it should be.
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of the `Cabal-Version` field is not verified in any way,
making it all too easy to accidentally use a feature which isn't actually
present in all the versions of Cabal the field allows.
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cabal = 1.4
The only tricky one to detect at the moment is the version ranges as they
are not reflected in the abstract syntax tree.
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Interesting approach.
For anyone who wants to try implementing it, watch out for old stale `.hi`
files in the dist directory. Perhaps comparing timestamps or something
will be enough.
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to kowey for discovering it and helping diagnose the source of the
problem. It'll be fixed in Cabal-1.6.0.2.
I thought I'd document it here partly because it's interesting to find
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On Ubuntu, trying to install cabal using the Quick Installation on Unix
instructions at [http://hackage.haskell.org/trac/hackage/wiki/CabalInstall
here] says
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Setup: At least the following dependencies are missing:
Cabal =1.41.5, HTTP =30003002, zlib
be a solution if we allowed re-installs and if
so say so in the warning message. If not fall back to the highest versions
of everything as now.
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Changes (by duncan):
* priority: low = normal
* milestone: = Cabal-1.8
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. It says `foo-2.0` is ok, but `foo-2.0.0` or `foo-2.0.0.1` is
not.
Something like `foo = 2.0` is a definately weird though since it excludes
bug fixes like `foo-2.0.0.1`
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haddock docs with haddock-2.x fails if a build was not done
first, due to the cabal_macros.h file missing.
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The `--cabal-lib-version=` flag currently takes a specific version number.
It could easily be like `--constraint=` or like `cabal install foo 2`
and take a dependency or a specific version number.
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it should make some
attempt at explaining why.
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* git hash
* darcs context
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The semantics roughly is that it's a workable but sub-optimal
configuration.
The solver should try to avoid warnings, by selecting another alternative.
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(gui==gtk)
...
etc
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and it'd translate into boolean choices that forced a choice of one flag
being true and the others false.
Needs some thought.
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Comment (by duncan):
Indeed it's pretty much essential for constraints when installing the
package in the current directory.
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command shell program eg from `mingw` to build.
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