optparse-applicative >= 0.13.0.0 && < 0.14 #20
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I don't think the Travis failure is really related to the upversioning of optparse-applicative at all. Compared to the previous build, it looks like a dependency broke in a minor version. Is this a blocker? |
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@srhb I don't have much bandwidth to maintain this project now. If you would like, I can provide you access to this repo and hackage. |
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Sounds good to me, though I will probably only be keeping it up to date with dependencies etc :) |
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@srhb added you as a collaborator. do you have a hackage account? |
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I do now, https://hackage.haskell.org/user/srhb I'll take a look at fixing up things this weekend. Thanks for your quick responses. |
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added you on hackage as well |
drop ghc 7.6 support for now (hopfli breaks) rebase travis tests to ghc >= 7.8.4
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optparse-applicative is restricted to <0.8 which is very old and has stopped being distributed through for instance Nix, breaking webify entirely here. This PR bumps the dependency to >= 0.13 while preserving the behaviour of the options parser.