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network-bsd is currently out of stackage nightly because of its upper bound for network.
network-bsd
It prevents hslogger to be in stackage nightly together with all packages that depend on it.
hslogger
Would it be possible to use a caret upper-bound in order to allow network-3.1.1.0, something alike network >= 3.0.0.0 && ^>= 3.2 ?
network-3.1.1.0
network >= 3.0.0.0 && ^>= 3.2
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@PierreR Probably Herbert does not notice notifications from github. I would like to recommend you to ping to @hvrgnu on Twitter.
@hvrgnu
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@kazu-yamamoto Thanks ! I am not able to send him a message on Twitter. I have got:
@hvrgnu can’t be messaged
I might just go for another logger if I find the time.
I've reviewed the API changes and deemed them harmless enough to effect a revision at http://hackage.haskell.org/package/network-bsd-2.8.1.0/revisions/
(For future ref: you can reach me more effectively via gmail, discord or IRC -- that's how I was made aware of this issue)
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network-bsd
is currently out of stackage nightly because of its upper bound for network.It prevents
hslogger
to be in stackage nightly together with all packages that depend on it.Would it be possible to use a caret upper-bound in order to allow
network-3.1.1.0
, something alikenetwork >= 3.0.0.0 && ^>= 3.2
?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: