Is it possible to "upgrade" a version of the Haskell Platform. I seem only
to be able to install different versions. I want to "upgrade" and migrate
all my installed libraries.
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#182: Haskell Platform will not install on current Macintosh
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Reporter: fwburton |Owner: MtnViewMark
Type: defect | Status: new
Priority: major |Milestone:
#182: Haskell Platform will not install on current Macintosh
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Reporter: fwburton |Owner: MtnViewMark
Type: defect | Status: new
Priority: major |Milestone:
#182: Haskell Platform will not install on current Macintosh
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Reporter: fwburton |Owner: MtnViewMark
Type: defect | Status: new
Priority: major |Milestone:
No, this isn't possible: If you move to a new version of GHC, then you need
to recompile all libraries you use.
Typically, people just use new version time as housecleaning: You just blow
away your entire install and all libs you installed while using it, and then
just cabal install libraries as y
