Re: Using a development snapshot of happy

2020-12-04 Thread John Ericson
-maintainer for ‘happy’ who could make releases more frequently (I understand the current maintainers probably don’t have the time to do it). b) Use a development snapshot of ‘happy’ in GHC Maybe we need to do both, but one reason I’d like to see (b) in particular happen is that I can imagine

Re: Using a development snapshot of happy

2020-12-04 Thread Oleg Grenrus
intainers probably don’t have the time to do it). > b) Use a development snapshot of ‘happy’ in GHC > > Maybe we need to do both, but one reason I’d like to see (b) in particular > happen is that I can imagine introducing more features to ‘happy’ for use in > GHC, and it’d be

Re: Using a development snapshot of happy

2020-12-03 Thread Vladislav Zavialov
hub.com/simonmar/happy/issues/168 > > I see two solutions here: > > a) Find a co-maintainer for ‘happy’ who could make releases more > frequently (I understand the current maintainers probably don’t have > the time to do it). > b) Use a development snapshot of ‘happy’ in G

Re: Using a development snapshot of happy

2020-12-03 Thread John Ericson
Find a co-maintainer for ‘happy’ who could make releases more frequently (I understand the current maintainers probably don’t have the time to do it). b) Use a development snapshot of ‘happy’ in GHC Maybe we need to do both, but one reason I’d like to see (b) in particular happen is

Re: Using a development snapshot of happy

2020-08-04 Thread Sylvain Henry
://github.com/simonmar/happy/issues/168 I see two solutions here: a) Find a co-maintainer for ‘happy’ who could make releases more frequently (I understand the current maintainers probably don’t have the time to do it). b) Use a development snapshot of ‘happy’ in GHC Maybe we need to do both, but one

Re: Using a development snapshot of happy

2020-08-04 Thread Ben Gamari
Ben Gamari writes: > Vladislav Zavialov writes: > ... > It will be a tad more involved than this. We will need to teach the > build systems to build Happy, use the configure executable, and update My apologies. The above should have read: > use the *produced* executable signature.asc

Re: Using a development snapshot of happy

2020-08-04 Thread Ben Gamari
nmar/happy/issues/168 > > I see two solutions here: > > a) Find a co-maintainer for ‘happy’ who could make releases more > frequently (I understand the current maintainers probably don’t have > the time to do it). > b) Use a development snapshot of ‘happy’ in G

Re: Using a development snapshot of happy

2020-08-02 Thread John Cotton Ericson
/issues/164 2. Ben asked for a release a month ago: https://github.com/simonmar/happy/issues/168 I see two solutions here: a) Find a co-maintainer for ‘happy’ who could make releases more frequently (I understand the current maintainers probably don’t have the time to do it). b) Use a deve

Re: Using a development snapshot of happy

2020-08-02 Thread Moritz Angermann
appy/issues/168 > > I see two solutions here: > > a) Find a co-maintainer for ‘happy’ who could make releases more frequently > (I understand the current maintainers probably don’t have the time to do it). > b) Use a development snapshot of ‘happy’ in GHC > > Maybe we n

Using a development snapshot of happy

2020-08-02 Thread Vladislav Zavialov
make releases more frequently (I understand the current maintainers probably don’t have the time to do it). b) Use a development snapshot of ‘happy’ in GHC Maybe we need to do both, but one reason I’d like to see (b) in particular happen is that I can imagine introducing more features to ‘happy

development snapshot

2013-06-09 Thread Richard Eisenberg
Hello all, I recently posted a bug report about cabal that's exposed by its interaction with GHC HEAD, and one of the cabal devs reasonably asked about a snapshot of HEAD somewhere. The link from http://www.haskell.org/ghc/download leads to an empty directory. Is there another place I can