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Improve cabal update to print the list of packages that were updated.
Could be guarded by -v1 (or maybe -v is only used for debug information?).
Owing to the popularity of Haskell and Hackage, the page https://hackage.haskell.org/packages/recent , listing the 25 most recent uploads, barely covers two days of uploads.
Possible improvements:
- (Easy but not great:) Show uploads of last 2 weeks.
- (More work:) Make page configurable with
a. # per page option
b. jump to next page button
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Structure in hie-bios: HIE/...
Implicit-hie: Hie/...
I think this is needlessly inconsistent
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On the Donations page, we should have a list of companies who have provided in-kind donations, and basic information about what they have been.
Examples:
- Obsidian Systems created the HF website
- MLabs donated 40 hrs/mo of development time for a while.
- Scrive is donating 40 hrs/mo starting soon.
I do not want this amazing generosity to fall through the cracks.
Implementation shou
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When completing a type signature HLS is very conservative and always adds parentheses around the actual type.
For example something like
myHead :: [a] -> _will get a type ofmyHead :: [a] -> (a). Note the parentheses around the a.While I personally don't have a big problem with this. Many of my colleagues insist on them being removed. Which usually makes these signatures easier to read