Sorry for reviving this thread, but this is causing so much trouble for me. I
want a fresh clone of a GHC fork. If I clone the fork it doesn't work for
reasons mentioned in this thread, however I just realized that it doesn't work
even if I fork gitlab/ghc/ghc and then add the fork as a new remote.
Hi all,
I have several fairly high-spec machines on my network where I usually build
GHC, and I was wondering if it was easy/trivial/possible to set up a
distributed build where it farmed out some of the compute work to the other
machines? I seem to need to build from scratch somewhat often whe
Hello devs,
There appears to be no good workflow for contributing patches that
change both GHC and Haddock.
For contributors who have push access to both repositories, it is at
least tolerable:
1. create a Haddock branch with the required changes
2. create a GHC branch with the required changes
