This was brought up on reddit[1]. Anyone who is interested in the
differences should feel free to look there.
Michael
[1]
http://www.reddit.com/r/haskell/comments/es3of/announcing_yackage_your_personal_hackage_server/c1ah7gi
On Mon, Dec 27, 2010 at 9:24 PM, Erik Hesselink wrote:
> There is als
There is also the hackage 2.0 code [1]. This can be easily
cabal-installed, and added as an extra remote-repo to your
.cabal/config file. We've set this up at typLAB [2], and it's working
great. Cabal upload doesn't support multiple remote repo's, but we've
created a small deployment utility to qui
This is very interesting. I was thinking if this could work like an
overlayed "namespace" on top of Hackage, rather than a complete override,
that it would be a very interesting way to "fork" Hackage so it does what
you want, transparently, and as a proxy. Is that actually how it works
though? (
Hi all,
I was speaking with my coworker Yitz[1] about a project he's working
on. Basically, he's going to end up with about 16 cabal packages that
are not going to be deployed to Hackage, and wanted us to set up a
Hackage server for our company to deploy these kinds of things.
However, getting all
