Hi. >> The problem is that ' cabal install --dry-run --reinstall' has become too >> loquacious for >> our convenience and is annotating the output with extra context. >> > Are you sure of this? My 0.14.0 cabal seems to only output more info per > line if I include -v -- otherwise the output seems exactly as before. Are > you perhaps adding that -v via your cabal config file? In any event, the > change you suggest should be just "better armor". > > However, I suspect the whole Build.hs is about to go away soon - it > currently provides very little benefit and complicates the prepare.hs script > for no good reason. Either I'm going to combine prepare.sh into Build.hs... > or Build.hs in prepare.sh.
I think the change is correct and required in general. cabal-install-0.14.0 warns if there are reverse dependencies of reinstalled packages, because these might be broken after the installation process. If the set of potentially broken packages is non-empty, it implicitly adds -v, because without it, the user won't be able to see which packages are reinstalled. I'm sorry that this causes problems for you. Cheers, Andres _______________________________________________ Haskell-platform mailing list Haskell-platform@projects.haskell.org http://projects.haskell.org/cgi-bin/mailman/listinfo/haskell-platform
